The player must choose whether to use the score to take a coin out of the pocket or to advance a coin that had been previously released.Ħ. The players roll a six-sided die in turns and can advance any of their coins on the track by the number of steps as displayed by the dice.ħ. Once you roll a six in a dice throw, you have to roll the dice again, and must use all scores while making the final selection of what coins to move where.Ĩ. You have to apply a score from roll of a dice to a coin wholly, not by part. In order for a player to be able to release a coin into the track from its corresponding pocket, the player must get a six from the roll of the die. Coins are released on the coloured square of the track.ĥ. The main objective is to get all the 4 pieces in the home pocket before anyone else.Ĥ. The players start with 4 coins or pieces in their house or pocket.ģ.

Two - four players play the game and each player is assigned a colour.Ģ. Let's look at the official rules, so none of us fights over them at least and a few interesting facts, so that when next time you play ludo, you can brag a little to impress others.ġ. Good thing, through technology, we can play the game with our cousin or friends who are 1000 km away. Now, as we have all the time in the world, we are going back to the good old games and connecting through friends and family by playing together. No family reunion was complete without a game of passionate roll dicing and doing the funny dance when you cut somebody. One such game that strikes the chord is Ludo. The games we used to play when we were kids with our family and friends. Stuck in the home during the quarantine we are all reminiscing, be it through old pictures or laughing about funny memories of childhood or old board games.

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