FairPlay games sit in a casino lobby next to the betting exchange on fairplay.global. On 11 November 2026 the front page showed tiles for live-dealer tables, Indian card games such as Teen Patti and Andar Bahar, Jili slots, crash games and a fantasy cricket section. Every tile leads to the login screen. So this is a list of what’s advertised, not a test of what actually plays.
What casino games does FairPlay have?
Here’s what the front page showed, grouped the way the lobby groups it:
| Section | Examples on the tiles |
|---|---|
| Indian card and table games | Test Teenpatti, 20-20 Teenpatti, Muflis Teenpatti, Andar Bahar, 32 Cards, Lucky7, Dragon Tiger, Amar Akbar Anthony, Bollywood Casino |
| Cricket-themed games | 5 Five Cricket, Super Over One Day, Wicket Blast, Crash Cricket |
| Live dealer (Evolution) | Lightning Dice, XXXtreme Lightning Roulette, Red Door Roulette, Speed Baccarat A, Super Sic Bo, Bac Bo, Lightning Blackjack |
| Slots | Super Ace, Fortune Gems 1–3, Money Coming, Crazy777, Golden Garuda 1000, Book of Gold |
| Crash and instant | Go Rush, Pilot Coin, Drop Ball, Marble Race |
| Featured | Rooster Knockout, Instant Rummy, Jhandi Munda, Deal or No Deal |
A row of studio tiles lets you browse by provider: Evolution, Ezugi, Jili, Spribe, SmartSoft, BetGames.TV, Turbo Games, Gamzix, Popok, Creedroomz and several MAC88 channels (live, virtuals, “fun games”). We’re reporting tile names here. Whether each one opens a genuine studio feed is something only a logged-in player could see.
What is FairPlay Live?
People who search “FairPlay live” usually mean one of two things. The first is the old address: fairplay.live was the brand’s website into mid-2025, then redirected to fairplay.global, and now doesn’t resolve at all. The second is live play on the current site. In the casino that means dealer-run tables streamed from a studio, like the Evolution roulette and baccarat games above. On the exchange it means the Inplay tab, with odds moving during a match.
Are FairPlay slots and crash games fair?
Every one of these games has a built-in house edge, and nothing on fairplay.global tells you how big it is. Studios publish return-to-player figures for their games, but a figure means something only if the casino runs the studio’s genuine version, and somebody checks that only when a regulator is watching. FairPlay names no regulator. There’s no RTP table, no testing-lab certificate and no game rules link a visitor can open; “Game Rules” in the menu also asks for a login.
Crash games deserve their own warning. Crash Cricket, Go Rush and the rest are fast and look like they reward timing. They don’t. Each round is random, and Telegram “predictors” or signal groups selling a pattern are selling nothing that works.
Are fantasy, rummy and PrediX on FairPlay treated any differently?
The lobby goes beyond casino games. A MyFantasy11 banner sits right under the cricket odds, Instant Rummy is in the featured row, and PrediX, marked NEW in the sports menu, looks like a prediction market. Under the Online Gaming Act all three count as online money games when you play for cash, and they’re banned in India just like betting and roulette. The Act leaves room for registered e-sports and free social games. None of these is either.
If you’re weighing the exchange side as well, our FairPlay betting page goes through how the odds work.
That button belongs to a separate casino brand, possibly not FairPlay, and Indian players should ignore it. Whichever casino you pick, the edge sits with the house; stake only spare cash, and only once you’re 18.