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The Move package that anchors provable fairness. Before any hand is dealt the house publishes the SHA-256 hash of the server seed on-chain and freezes it, so the deck is committed before your bet and cannot be changed afterwards. After the game the seed is revealed and you can recompute the shuffle yourself.

Three wallets, deliberately separate. The two dealer wallets hold money that is in play or belongs to players; the treasury holds only revenue the house has already earned. Keeping them apart is what makes the daily dividend measurable — profit is what arrives in the treasury, not whatever a game wallet happens to hold mid-hand.

The token, the airdrop claim and the staking vault that pays the dividend — published to Sui mainnet on 29 July 2026. A published package cannot be edited, but it CAN be superseded: whoever holds the UpgradeCap can publish a new version at a new address, and that is not hypothetical here — it was done on 16 August 2026 to pay the pre-launch airdrop out of its own 3,000,000 bucket instead of the 25,000,000 play-to-earn pool. Both addresses are listed below, along with the UpgradeCap itself, so you can watch it. The object ids did not change and nor did the coin: a Sui type keeps the id of the package that defined it, so $LLAMA is minted under the original address whichever version you claim through, and a wallet that claimed before the upgrade holds exactly the same coin as one that claims after. Treat any $LLAMA address you see anywhere else as fake, and check these against the explorer rather than taking our word for it.

Read from the mint controller and the five vesting objects when this page loaded, not typed in by us. Every number below is one explorer click from being checked.

The 5 locks — 57,000,000 $LLAMA

Each one is a shared on-chain object with no revoke, no clawback and no way to change the beneficiary or the dates. Release is callable by anyone and always pays the beneficiary, so a schedule cannot be left unreleased to understate circulating supply.

1. You bet from your own wallet. Table-game bets go to the dealer float; poker deposits sit in the poker wallet as credit you can withdraw at any time.
2. The house keeps what it wins — the edge on table games, a capped rake on poker pots. Your deposits are never part of that: they are recorded as money owed to you and are excluded from every revenue calculation.
3. Hourly, each dealer wallet sweeps only its earned revenue into the treasury. Play-money and practice balances are excluded by construction.
4. At 23:55 SGT the treasury is measured against its all-time high. 20% of any new profit is set aside for players, released gradually rather than in one lump so a single lucky day doesn't empty the pool.
5. That share is paid into the staking vault, where anyone holding staked $LLAMA claims their portion themselves. Entitlement accumulates on-chain, so being away costs you nothing.

The split is decided by stake recorded on-chain, not by a spreadsheet only we can see. See tokenomics for the full design, claim to mint and stake once the token is live, and transparency for how to verify an individual hand.