What Fair eXchange is
Every casino loyalty scheme runs on the same idea: you collect points as you play with real money, and the casino lets you trade them for something. At Fair Go, that trade is Fair eXchange. The listing reads Convert comp points to free spins, and Fair Go's banner pitches it as a way to spend points that would otherwise sit idle in your account.
It's a no-code promotion. There's nothing to paste and no deposit attached to the swap itself: you're spending points you've already collected.
How comp points build up
Fair Go doesn't publish its earning rate on the promotions page, so we can't tell you how many points a dollar of play is worth. What it does publish is a way to collect them faster: the game of the month. The current listing reads Double comp points; redeem for 150% + 50 free spins, with a $45 minimum deposit for the 150% bonus. Playing that month's game, Horseman's Prize, earns points at double the usual rate.
Two cautions. Double points speed up collection; they don't change how the game pays. And the 1026 in the code points to October 2026, so the game and the code will change when the month turns. Our game of the month page tracks the current one.
How to value a Fair eXchange swap
Before you swap, you need three numbers from the exchange screen: how many spins you get, what each spin is worth and what wagering applies to the winnings. Then the maths is short:
- Face value: number of spins × stake per spin.
- Expected winnings: roughly the face value × the game's return to player.
- Wagering cost: if the winnings carry a playthrough, winnings × the multiple × the house edge.
The exchange screen is the only place the first two numbers appear, and the third depends on whether Fair Go treats the spins as a free bonus. If it does, the free-bonus default is 60x: $10 of spin winnings would need $600 of bets, costing about $24 on average at our cautious 96% RTP, and the $180 free-money cap would limit what you could withdraw.
That's no reason to skip the swap. Points have no other listed use, so spins beat leaving them idle. It's a reason to take the spins as extra playing time rather than money you're owed.
Smart habits with comp points
- Check your balance monthly. Forgotten points are the ones that go unspent.
- Swap when the spins land on a game you'd play anyway. Spins on a game you dislike are worth less to you, whatever their face value.
- Don't chase points. Playing more to reach a swap costs far more than the spins return.
- Ask about expiry. The listing doesn't say whether points expire, so ask live chat.
- Ask whether bonus play earns points. If you're wagering WELCOME, it's worth knowing whether those bets count.
Fair eXchange and Fair Go's other loyalty perks
Fair eXchange is the loyalty perk every player can use. VIP Thursday adds inbox bonuses for VIP players, the Fair Draw gives players with $500+ in deposits in a Friday-to-Thursday week a chance at a bonus, and cashback softens busted deposits made without a bonus. None of them needs a code, and none of them should be a reason to play more than you planned. If you'd rather turn points into spins on the newest free offers, our Fair Go free spins page lists every spin deal in one place.
