Fair Go Casino Pokies: the complete guide

More than 300 RTG pokies, sorted by type, reels and RTP band so you can find the right game in minutes rather than hours.

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On this page
  1. Fair Go pokies at a glance
  2. Types of pokies at Fair Go
  3. Top Fair Go pokies compared
  4. How to pick a pokie that suits you
  5. Pros and cons of Fair Go's pokies
  6. Where to go next
  7. FAQ

Fair Go pokies at a glance

ItemDetails
ProviderRealtime Gaming (RTG) / SpinLogic
Library size300+ pokies, growing monthly
Types3-reel classics, 5-reel and 6-reel video pokies, random progressive jackpots
Typical RTPAround 95–97%
Demo playAvailable on pokies, usually without logging in
StakesFrom a few cents per spin up to high-roller bets, depending on the title
MobileEvery pokie runs in a mobile browser
JackpotsRandom progressives that can trigger on any spin

Types of pokies at Fair Go

The RTG catalogue at Fair Go Casino splits neatly into three families. Three-reel classics are the fruit-machine style games: one to five paylines, fast spins, simple pay tables. They suit players who want to know exactly what a win looks like and do not need a bonus round to enjoy a session.

Five- and six-reel video pokies make up most of the library. These are the story-driven games with 20 to 50 paylines or all-ways wins, free games features, expanding wilds and multipliers. Titles such as Cash Bandits 3, Bubble Bubble 3 and Kev's Bush Bonanza belong here.

Progressive jackpot pokies carry one or more jackpot meters that build as people play. RTG's random jackpots can land on any spin, at any stake, which is why titles like Plentiful Treasure and Storm Lords stay popular. We cover them in detail on the jackpots page.

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Top Fair Go pokies compared

Here are the twelve titles that appear in our home-page grid, with the details punters ask about most. The RTP band is what RTG publishes for the title family; open the game's info panel to see the exact number for the version the casino runs.

Twelve popular Fair Go Casino pokies. RTP bands are typical for RTG titles; the exact figure is in each game's info panel.
PokieTypeReelsRTP bandMain feature
Cash Bandits 35-reel video595–96%Vault bonus with free spins
Bubble Bubble 35-reel video595–96%Free games with multipliers
Plentiful Treasure5-reel jackpot595–96%Random progressive jackpots
Kev's Bush Bonanza5-reel video595–97%Koala-themed free games
Sweet 16 Blast5-reel video595–96%Morphing symbols and re-spins
Asgard Deluxe5-reel jackpot595–96%Feature pick and random jackpot
Wild Hog Luau5-reel video595–96%Free games with rising multipliers
Lucky 66-reel video694–96%Extra sixth reel, free games
Achilles Deluxe5-reel jackpot595–96%Free games and random jackpot
Panda's Gold5-reel video595–96%Free games with extra wilds
Storm Lords5-reel jackpot595–96%Wild collect meter, random jackpot
Egyptian Gold5-reel video595–96%Scatter-triggered free games
Reading the RTP column: RTP is a long-run average. A 96% pokie can pay out nothing for an hour and then land a 500× win. Treat it as a way to compare games, not a forecast for your session.

How to pick a pokie that suits you

  1. Decide on volatility

    Low-volatility games pay small wins often and stretch a bankroll; high-volatility games pay rarely but bigger. Jackpot and bonus-heavy pokies tend to be higher volatility.

  2. Check the RTP in the info panel

    Anything around 96% or above is good for an online pokie. If two games feel the same, take the higher RTP.

  3. Match the stake to your budget

    Set a per-spin stake that gives you at least 100 spins from your session budget. A AU$50 session means around 50 cents per spin.

  4. Try the demo first

    Play 50 to 100 free spins to see how often the feature triggers and whether you enjoy the pace.

  5. Watch the bonus terms

    If you are playing with a match bonus or free chip, confirm the pokie counts 100% towards wagering and check the maximum bet allowed while a bonus is active.

Pros and cons of Fair Go's pokies

What we like

  • One of the largest RTG libraries available to Aussie players
  • New pokies roughly every month, often with a bonus code attached
  • Demo mode on pokies, so you can learn a feature for free
  • Random jackpots that do not require a maximum bet
  • Works in any mobile browser with no download

Keep in mind

  • Single provider: no Play'n GO, Pragmatic Play or NetEnt titles
  • No live dealer section, so the tables are RNG-only
  • Some older three-reel games look dated on big screens
  • Bonus wagering applies mostly to pokies, so table players get less value

Where to go next

If you are new to Fair Go Casino, start with the free pokies guide and get a feel for the catalogue in demo mode. Hunting a big score? The progressive jackpots page lists the meters worth watching. Prefer cards and wheels? The table games page compares blackjack, roulette, baccarat and video poker. And when you are ready to deposit, the bonuses guide shows how to make the five-deposit welcome ladder go further.

New releases

What has just landed and how to try it in demo.

Jackpots

How random progressives build and which ones to watch.

Bonuses

Welcome ladder, reloads, free spins and cashback explained.

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the pokies at Fair Go Casino?

All pokies come from Realtime Gaming (RTG), whose newer titles are released under the SpinLogic name. It is a single-provider casino, which keeps the look consistent but means you will not find games from other studios.

What RTP do Fair Go pokies have?

Most RTG pokies sit around 95–97%. The exact figure for each title is shown in the game's information panel once you open it.

Can I play Fair Go pokies for free?

Yes. Pokies have a demo mode you can open from the game tile. Demo credits are play money only and cannot be withdrawn.

Which pokie is best for beginners?

Kev's Bush Bonanza or Wild Hog Luau are good starting points: medium volatility, easy-to-follow free games features and stakes that start low. Try both in demo and see which you prefer.

Do the jackpots need a max bet?

No. RTG's random progressive jackpots can trigger at any stake. Higher stakes generally mean a higher chance of the jackpot triggering, but a max bet is not required.

Do pokies count towards bonus wagering?

Usually 100%. Table games and video poker count for less or are excluded, so if you are working through a bonus, pokies are the efficient choice. Check the specific bonus terms.

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