Penalty Challenge

In Penalty Challenge, players must kick penalties (or prevent penalties from being kicked) utilizing cards, a dice, and chips in order to win the game. The winner of the game will be the player who scores five goals in the shortest amount of time.

There are three various directions in which the ball can be shot: left, center, and right. Left is the most common direction. The most usual direction is to the left. A circle and a number are used to indicate the direction of each objective inside the overall goal.

Once a penalty is called, one of the available free circles must be shot. In order to do this, the shooter must roll the dice and land on one of the numbers on the targeted circle in order for the shot to be effective. Shooters who wear a star on their breast will have their numbers counted as well if they have a number in the star of every circle.

The chance for a player in Penalty Challenge to kick a penalty kick at the goal of another player will be presented to them over the course of their turn. During his or her turn, the player executing the action will place a shooter card face down on the table with the arrow pointing towards the goal being targeted. The player who scored the goal will then place a goalie card on the board with the back of the card facing up, indicating that they intend to take action to prevent the penalty from being issued. The shooter will next reveal their card, which will indicate the direction in which the ball will go.

If the goalie guesses correctly (to the left, center, or right), he or she can place gloves chips (1, 2 or 3 gloves depending on their capacity) on their gloves to stop the circles from passing through. In order to roll the dice in that direction, the shooter must first select one of the remaining circles in that direction by indicating it with his or her finger.

Unless the goalkeeper makes an accurate guess about the direction of the shot, the shooter will be presented with countless alternatives. Each time the shooter scores a goal, it will be recorded on their scoreboard as one point in their favor.