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Suigar Documentation

Suigar is a provably fair, on-chain casino on the Sui blockchain. Every bet and result is settled and publicly verifiable on-chain using Sui's on-chain randomness — there is no off-chain server RNG. Players connect a Sui wallet and play directly against audited smart contracts, with instant on-chain payouts.

These docs cover Suigar developer tooling for integrating Suigar's provably fair games into your own on-chain app. Player guides and the SweetHouse staking protocol are documented at the resources linked below.

Quick facts

  • Product: Suigar — provably fair, on-chain casino (GambleFi) on Sui
  • Blockchain: Sui — outcomes use on-chain randomness and are independently verifiable
  • Games: 8 first-party games — Coinflip, Range, Limbo, Plinko, Wheel, Slots, Rock-Paper-Scissors, and PvP Coinflip — plus the SuiRoyale battle-royale raffle
  • Payouts: instant, settled on-chain
  • Security: smart contracts independently audited by MoveBit (report dated 2025-11-10)
  • 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, build unsigned transaction bytes, and dry-run supported game transactions without signing or executing them.

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

Suigar derives every outcome from Sui's on-chain randomness rather than a private server RNG. Because the randomness source, the bet, and the settlement all live on-chain, any player can independently verify that a result was not manipulated. This is the core difference between an on-chain casino like Suigar and a conventional online casino.

FAQ

What is Suigar?

A provably fair, on-chain casino on the Sui blockchain. Players bet directly against audited smart contracts, and every result is verifiable on-chain.

Are the games provably fair?

Yes. Outcomes use Sui's on-chain randomness, and the bet and settlement are recorded on-chain, so results are independently verifiable.

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?

Yes — the smart contracts are independently audited by MoveBit (report dated 2025-11-10).

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Last updated: 2026-07-07 (July 7, 2026).