Suigar

$npx -y @suigar/mcp

Your AI agent just found the casino.

Suigar MCP puts a real casino inside Claude, Cursor, Codex and OpenClaw. Describe a bet the way you'd text a friend. Your agent sets it up, and nothing moves until you approve it in your wallet. Your keys never leave your side.

any MCP host · suigar connected

Flip $5 on heads.

coinflip_bet
side
"heads"
stake
"$5.00"
mode
"simulate"
resultdry-run result
simulation
passed
payout on heads
+$9.90
network fee
under $0.01
waiting on
your approval

Ready. Heads pays $9.90 back. Approving it is your move, in your wallet.

Live since 2024Audited by MoveBitFree to installYour keys stay yours

Install in 30 seconds

Pick your AI app and paste one line. That's the whole setup.

terminal
claude mcp add suigar -- npx -y @suigar/mcp

Run /mcp inside Claude Code to check that suigar shows up. Then just talk to it.

Teach your agent the ropes

agent skill
npx skills add Suigar-Gaming/agent-skills --skill suigar-mcp

Optional: this skill teaches your agent to set up, run and troubleshoot the casino connection on its own, so you never open a config file again.

Nothing to sign up for

There's no account to create and nobody to verify you. Your agent connects, and every bet waits for your approval in your own wallet. That's the whole relationship.

What it does

A casino your agent can run for you. The money stays in your hands.

It sets up bets. It can't spend a cent.

Every bet your agent prepares comes back as a preview: what you're risking, what you'd win, what it costs. Nothing happens until you approve it in your wallet, and there is no way around that step.

bet preview win $9.90 · cost $5.00unsigned bytes AAACAAgQJwAA…you approve
See the security model

Plain English in, real bets out.

Ask for what you feel like, from one coin flip to a whole evening plan. Your agent handles the menus, the odds and the timing. You just talk.

Works where your agent lives.

One connection covers the AI apps you already use. With OpenClaw it even follows you into WhatsApp and Telegram.

  • Claude Code
  • Claude Desktop
  • Cursor
  • Codex CLI
  • OpenClaw
  • VS Code

Guardrails you write in plain words.

Tell it the rules once. A budget for the night, a stop loss, a hard session limit. Your agent holds the line on every single round, even when you'd be tempted not to.

What people actually do with it

Your agent runs the play. Your wallet approves every move. Here's what that feels like.

  • Suigar MCP
  • your agent
  • your wallet
  • other MCPs

Play in plain English

You say
"Flip $5 on heads."
checks the oddsread_game_metadatasets up the betbuild_coinflip_transactionpreviews your payoutdry-run simulationyou approvepaid out automatically

Give it a target

You say
"Grow my balance 20% with an 80% win chance."
works out the routelines up small, high-odds betslow-multiplier buildsyou approve each roundstops the moment you hit +20%

It picks the steadiest path to your number, not the flashiest one.

House rules for your bankroll

You say
"Never risk more than 2% on one bet."
checks your balancesizes every stakesets up the betbuild + dry-runyou approveresizes after each result

Your rules live in your agent, not in a black box.

Auto-play with a kill switch

You say
"Play for an hour. Stop if I'm down $20."
one round at a timebuild + dry-run loopyou approvetracks wins and lossesstops at your limit and reports back

Take it to WhatsApp

You say
"I'm bored. Spin the wheel for a dollar."
you text OpenClaw from your phoneit lines up the spinbuild_wheel_transactionthe preview lands in your chatyou approve from your wallet

Works anywhere OpenClaw does: WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord.

Wire it into other MCPs

You say
"When bitcoin pumps 5%, celebrate with a small bet and ping me on Telegram."
a price MCP watches the marketSuigar MCP sets up the betbuild_plinko_transactionyou approvea messaging MCP pings you

It can't spend your money.

Suigar MCP prepares bets. Approving them happens in your wallet, with your keys, on your say-so.

What it does

  • Reads the games and their odds
  • Prepares bets as previews you can check
  • Simulates the result before you commit
  • Shows exactly what a bet costs

What it can't do

  • Approve a bet
  • Move your money
  • See or store your keys
  • Do anything behind your back
"Do not paste private keys, seed phrases, or signing credentials into an MCP chat. Suigar MCP does not need them."
from the Suigar MCP docs

Under the hood, every game settles on audited smart contracts on the Sui blockchain. That part runs itself. You never have to think about it, and nobody can bend the results, including us.

The toolbox, today

The current surface, grouped the way you'll reach for it. It grows fast; the docs stay current.

Read

Know the table before you sit down.

  • read_config

    Resolved Suigar config for mainnet or testnet: package ids, registries, supported coins, price objects.

  • read_game_metadata

    Required inputs, Move targets and wiring notes for one game flow. Call it before building.

Simulate

Spin without spending.

  • simulate_slots_spin

    A deterministic slots spin through the shared engine. Simulation only, nothing on-chain.

Build bets

Unsigned transactions for every solo game.

  • build_coinflip_transaction

    Heads or tails, double or nothing.

  • build_limbo_transaction

    Pick a target multiplier, win if the roll clears it.

  • build_plinko_transaction

    Drop a ball through the peg board.

  • build_wheel_transaction

    One spin across weighted slices.

  • build_range_transaction

    Bet inside or outside a number range you set.

PvP Coinflip

Play against people, not the house.

  • build_pvp_coinflip_create_transaction

    Open a lobby, pick your side, go public or private.

  • build_pvp_coinflip_join_transaction

    Join an open lobby and match the stake.

  • build_pvp_coinflip_cancel_transaction

    Close your lobby and take the stake back.

read-only

Returns the Move target, type arguments and required inputs. Nothing touches the chain.

build

Returns unsigned transaction bytes as base64, plus a human-readable summary.

dry-run

Simulates the transaction and reports success, gas, balance changes and decoded events.

Play with any crypto

Bring whatever's in your wallet. Your agent sorts out the rest.

  • Bitcoin
  • Ethereum
  • Tether
  • USDC
  • Solana
  • Sui
  • and more

Rather be the house?

Every bet plays against a bankroll backed by real people. You can be one of them. Stake into SweetHouse and earn a cut of every game, whoever wins the round.

Stake at house.suigar.com

Questions people ask first

A free connection that puts a real casino inside AI apps like Claude, Cursor, Codex and OpenClaw. You describe a bet in plain English, your agent sets it up, and you approve it from your own wallet. The casino behind it has been live since 2024.

No, and it couldn't use them if you pasted them in. The connection has no way to approve bets or move money. Everything it prepares sits and waits for your approval in your own wallet.

Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw and most other apps that support MCP connections. Setup is one line in each. With OpenClaw you can even play by texting your assistant on WhatsApp or Telegram.

All the casino classics, plus head-to-head games against other players. You never pick from a menu. Say what you feel like, or just give your agent a goal, and it finds the right game.

Nothing to install and nothing to subscribe to. Money only moves when you approve a bet, and you choose every stake.

The majors: bitcoin, ether, the big stablecoins and more. Whatever sits in your wallet, your agent works with it.

Your agent shows you a preview with the stake, the payout and the cost. You approve it in your wallet like any other transaction. Nothing runs without that tap, ever.

Deal your agent in.

Free to install. The only money that ever moves is a bet you approved.

terminal
claude mcp add suigar -- npx -y @suigar/mcp