Suigar Documentation
Suigar is an on-chain casino on Sui. Players use a supported wallet or account to place bets, and settled game transactions provide a public record of results and payouts. These docs explain how to check those records and how the games work.
These docs cover both playing on Suigar and integrating Suigar games into an on-chain app.
Player guides
- Playing on Suigar: connect, place a round, and check a settled result.
- Referrals and affiliates: share a referral link or manage an eligible affiliate deal.
- SweetHouse and staking: understand public pool liquidity, hTokens, and withdrawal risk.
- Rakeback pool and rewards: learn when reward offers can appear and how to claim them.
Quick facts
- Product: Suigar: provably fair, on-chain casino (GambleFi) on Sui
- Blockchain: Sui. Supported game rounds use its on-chain randomness.
- Games: See the live game catalogue for current availability and the rules for each game.
- Payouts: recorded in the settled game transaction
- Security: The MoveBit report identifies its reviewed commits and files. See what the audit covers.
- SDK and MCP source: github.com/Suigar-Gaming/ts-sdks
Developer Tools
The TypeScript SDKs repository ships the @suigar/sdk client extension and the @suigar/mcp server for agent-assisted transaction workflows. The MCP server can read Suigar config, describe game inputs, pair a browser wallet, inspect balances and coin objects, build and dry-run game, referral, NFT, and SweetHouse transactions, request paired-wallet approval, and execute supported game transactions from a limited local session wallet.
- SDK overview: what the SDK does and how it fits together
- Integration guide: install the SDK, set up a partner, build a transaction, handle validation and errors, with an end-to-end example
- MCP guide: configure the Suigar MCP server, use its tools, and understand read-only, build, dry-run, and execute modes
- Per-game references: Coinflip, Keno, Limbo, Plinko, Soccer, Range, Wheel, PvP Coinflip
AI coding agents can also install Suigar-specific skills from Suigar-Gaming/agent-skills. Use those skills when an agent is setting up the SDK, building standard or PvP game flows, or operating the MCP server.
How provably fair works
Supported game rounds use Sui's on-chain randomness and record their outcomes in public transactions. A receipt shows what happened; evaluating the odds also requires checking the game's rules and parameters. Read how to check a settled bet and payout, with links to Sui's randomness documentation and the MoveBit audit.
FAQ
What is Suigar?
Suigar is an on-chain casino on Sui. Players can inspect settled bets, results and payouts in public transactions.
Are the games provably fair?
Supported games use Sui randomness and public settlement. Check each game's rules and parameters when assessing its odds. Provably fair does not mean that a game guarantees a profit.
How do I integrate Suigar games?
Use the Suigar SDK. Start with the Integration guide, then see the per-game references above.
Are the contracts audited?
MoveBit reviewed the commits and files listed in its report. The report does not automatically cover later games or upgrades. Read the audit scope.
More resources
- Suigar (play): the main on-chain casino
- Suigar Blog: strategy guides and probability deep dives
- SweetHouse: liquidity-staking protocol that backs the house
- Community: X / Twitter · Discord · Telegram
Last updated: 2026-09-25.