Ludo in Indian Online Casinos

If you are familiar with the traditional board game, you’ll have no trouble understanding the Ludo online game, as both are similar. The objective of the game is to move the four pawns of your chosen color to the center of the board by rolling a single die. Every player has their own beginning area, or “yard,” which is located in each corner of the board. The white portion of the cross is the playing area where the game pieces are moved, while the colorful inner strip acts as the “finish lines.” Four differently colored arrows form a square at the board’s center, and a player must put all four of their pieces here in order to win the game. The following steps explain how a Ludo online cash game plays out. 

• Starting a game round

  The Ludo board game is played by 2 to 4 players, each with their own yard, and within each yard, each player has four pawns. Before you start the game, you must select a chip value, and this becomes your bet amount each time you move. Next, you roll the dice. However, at the beginning of the game, you need to get a four or a six to unlock one of your pawns. 

• Eliminating tokens of other players

  Each player then takes turns rolling the dice; this happens in a clockwise direction. Every time you roll the dice, the number you get is how many moves your pawn can make. If you have multiple pawns outside your yard and in the playing area, you can choose which pawn moves after a dice roll. 

  Unlike the traditional board version, some online Ludo games feature multipliers that are scattered across the virtual board. Landing on a multiplier increases your payout. Likewise, there are skulls in certain areas, and landing on one sends your pawn back to the yard, so you have to be lucky enough to roll a four or a six to unlock it. You can also eliminate the pawns of other players (send them back to their yards) by landing on them. 

• Blocking tokens of other players

  This is another helpful trick preventing your opponent from advancing towards the finishing square. You can create a block by racing your token to any space on your opponent’s column. As a result, the other player cannot move their token if yours is blocking the path. The block gets broken if the other player’s token lands on the space where your token rests, in which case your token reaches back the play-yard.

• Entering the home column

  You keep playing with the aim of being one of the first players to get all their pawns to the center of the board. Once this goal is achieved, an 8x multiplier is applied to your bet!