The address
https://whistlebets.com/mcp
Streamable HTTP, no sign-in, read-only.
Claude
- Open Settings, then Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector, name it WhistleBets and paste the address above.
- In a chat, switch WhistleBets on from the tools menu and ask away.
Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http whistlebets https://whistlebets.com/mcp
ChatGPT
- Open Settings, then Apps and Connectors (custom connectors may need developer mode, under Advanced).
- Create a connector, paste the address above and choose no authentication.
- Pick WhistleBets in a new chat.
Gemini CLI, Cursor, VS Code and other clients
Add a remote MCP server with the address above. In most config files that looks like:
{ "mcpServers": { "whistlebets": { "url": "https://whistlebets.com/mcp" } } }Gemini CLI uses httpUrl in place of url.
Things to ask
- Who are the refs for the Celtics game tonight?
- Which NBA games tonight have the busiest crews?
- How does Scott Foster call a game?
- How did the whistle go in last night’s Knicks game?
The tools
nba_refs_tonight- Tonight's games with each crew, the whistle read in a word and Monty's take on the night.
nba_game_refs- One game: the crew, the read, the foul-trouble watch and Monty's line; for last night, the score and how the whistle went.
nba_referee- One referee: how busy their whistle runs and their next assignment.
Questions
- What is the WhistleBets MCP server?
- A free, read-only connector at https://whistlebets.com/mcp that lets AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini look up tonight's NBA referee crews and the WhistleBets read while they answer you. The full reports stay on whistlebets.com.
- Does it need an account or API key?
- No. It is public and read-only. It cannot see your chats beyond the question your assistant sends, and it stores nothing.
- Will it tell me what to bet?
- No. It gives referee reads and grades with their sample sizes. It never makes picks.
Personal use only. No bulk downloading, republishing, or using WhistleBets content to train models or build a competing service (see the terms). Referee reads, not picks. 19+ (21+ in most of the US).
