> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.desuicoinflip.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.desuicoinflip.io/how-to-play.md).

# How to Play

1. Get $SUI tokens: Obtain $SUI tokens through exchanges or designated platforms.
2. Connect your wallet: Use a compatible crypto wallet like SUI Wallet and connect it to DeSuiFlip.
3. Choose Heads or Tails: Select your bet option for the coin flip.
4. Set your bet amount: Decide how many $SUI tokens to wager.
5. Confirm the transaction: Review and confirm the details through your connected wallet
6. Await the result: The smart contract will determine the outcome on the blockchain.
7. If you win, DeSuiLabs will take a 1% fee of the original bet amount.
8. Play responsibly: Set limits, gamble with caution, and enjoy the game responsibly.
9. Engage with the community: Connect with other players, share strategies, and stay updated on DeSuiFlip's social channels.
10. Stay informed: Look out for new features and game offerings in the future.
11. Start playing DeSuiFlip and experience the excitement of doubling your $SUI tokens through a fair and transparent coin flip game. Remember to play responsibly for a sustainable and enjoyable experience.


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