_Last updated: 19 August 2026.

Entry fee and pot. The host sets the entry fee, within the limits shown in the app. Every seat pays the same fee, and it is placed in escrow the moment you sit down. The pot is the entry fee multiplied by the number of seats. The winner receives the whole pot minus the platform fee; every other player's entry fee is forfeit. There is no second prize and no draw.

The dice and the rules are ours, not your device's. Your app cannot roll a die, decide which move is legal, or declare a winner — it asks our servers and draws the answer. Every roll is drawn from a sequence fixed in secret when the table was created, and each seat has its own stream within it, so no player can see or predict another player's dice and no seat is favoured over another. Every roll and move is recorded and can be replayed if a result is disputed.

How a game is played. Only a six releases a piece from your house, and while all four of your pieces are still there you get three rolls in a turn to find one. Rolling a six, sending an opponent's piece home, or bringing one of your own home each earn another roll; three sixes in a row forfeits the turn. Landing on an opponent's piece anywhere on the shared track sends that piece back to its house, where it again needs a six to come out — there are no safe squares. Two of your own pieces on the same square form a block that no other player may pass or land on. Bringing a piece home requires an exact roll. The first player to bring all four pieces home wins the pot.

Turn clock. Each turn has a time limit, shown on screen. If you do not play your roll in time, the turn passes to the next player — you lose the move, not the roll and not your seat. Miss several turns in a row and your pieces will be played automatically so the other players are not left waiting; you remain in the game and can still win.

Leaving and disconnection. You may leave a table, and be refunded in full, at any time before the game starts. Once play begins you cannot leave: the other players have committed their money to a game that must be able to finish. If you disconnect, close the app, or stop responding, your seat continues to be played automatically and the result stands. Disconnecting does not refund your entry fee and is not a way to withdraw from a game in progress. The sole exception is a table abandoned before any player has moved a piece out of their home: with no game to abandon, that table is cancelled and every entry fee is refunded.

Tables that never fill. A table that no one joins within the waiting period shown in the app is cancelled automatically and every entry fee refunded. You may sit at only one Ludo table at a time.

For Ludo, the refund rules in section 4a apply: a full refund before the game starts or if the table never fills, and no refund once play has begun.