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A live game by Imagine Live
Imagine Live's Robin Hood card game show: pick the higher of two physical cards on each of seven rows, cash out from row two, with Bonus Multipliers up to 5,000x.
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- • Hosted card game show, seven rows of two physical cards
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18+ · T&Cs apply · Play responsibly
Should you play it?
Robin the Fair is a game of nerve more than skill: guess the higher card row by row and decide when to take the Cashout. A random Bonus Multiplier can lift the total to 5,000x. Read the payouts for each row in the game help before you start.
Play it if
- You like choosing when to cash out
- You want physical cards revealed live
- You enjoy a game show with a story
Skip it if
- You want a table game with a known house edge
- You dislike decisions that rest on a coin flip
- You chase the 5,000x top prize
Variance profile
LowMediumHigh
High. Going deeper raises the prize and the risk at every row, and the biggest wins come from rare Bonus Multipliers, so results swing hard.
Bets, payouts and bonuses
Studio source: Imagine Live live dealer games page, checked November 6, 2026.
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Claim BonusHow Robin the Fair works
1
7 rows
Pick a card
Each row has two physical cards. Choose the one you think is higher.
2
From row 2
Cash out or go on
From the second row you can take the Cashout or move to the next row.
3
Up to 5,000x
Bonus Multiplier
A random Bonus Multiplier can appear on any row, taking the total up to 5,000x.
Seven rows of physical cards
Robin the Fair is Imagine Live’s Robin Hood themed game show, played with physical cards revealed live. A 14 card deck, 2 through Ace plus a Joker as the highest card, is laid out in seven rows of two. On each row you pick the card you think is higher, and a right guess opens the next row. It went live in February 2024, and Robin o Justo, launched in March 2026, is the same game with native Brazilian Portuguese speaking dealers.
Cash out or go on
From row two onward you can take the Cashout or carry on to the next row. A random Bonus Multiplier can appear on any row, with total winnings up to 5,000x. Several camera views follow every reveal, and if you leave mid game you can rejoin where you stopped.
Before you play
The game help at your table shows what each row pays and how the Cashout is worked out.
Is there a Robin the Fair strategy?
Partly. Which card is higher is luck, but when you cash out is your call, and that sets how much risk you carry.
The Joker is the top card
The deck runs 2 through Ace plus a Joker, the highest card. Each card appears once in the 14 card deck.
What you can control
Decide your stop row first
Pick the row where you will take the Cashout before you start, and stick to it.
Read the row payouts
The game help shows what each row pays. Compare the next row's prize with the risk of losing what you hold.
Play for fun, with money you can afford to lose. Set a time and money limit before you start and keep to it. If gambling stops being fun or you feel the urge to chase losses, take a break and get support: see our problem gambling help page.
Full game specifications
🎰 Game show specifications
- Format
- Hosted card game show, seven rows of two physical cards
- What your stake buys
- A bet that you can pick the higher card on each row
- Player choices
- Which card to pick on each row, and from row two whether to take the Cashout or go on
- Cost and bonus structure
- A random Bonus Multiplier can appear on any row; total winnings up to 5,000x
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