Fairplay Live Games: Casino and Card Game Guide

What makes a Fairplay live game actually live

A live game on Fairplay means an actual dealer at a physical table, dealing real cards or spinning a real wheel, streamed to everyone playing that table at the same time. It isn't a computer simulation styled to look like one, and the round plays out in real time rather than behind a purely generated outcome.

How a round works

• Open a live table and watch the video stream of the dealer, the same feed every other player at that table sees.
• A betting window opens for each round, usually shown as a countdown on screen.
• Place a bet before the window closes. Once it closes, no more bets are accepted for that round.
• The dealer plays out the round on camera, and the result settles based on what actually happened at the table.

Table minimums vary from one live game to another, so it's worth checking a specific table's stakes before joining rather than assuming they match a table played previously.

The live card games on Fairplay

• Teen Patti: three cards each, with hand rankings deciding the round similar in spirit to a simplified version of poker.
• Andar Bahar: a card is drawn to set the target rank, then cards are dealt alternately to two sides until a match to that rank appears.
• Poker: dealt and played live rather than against a computer opponent, with the dealer visible throughout.

All three sit on the same Fairplay ID and wallet as the sports side of the platform. Moving from a cricket market to a Teen Patti table doesn't require a separate sign-in or a different balance.