Loodo is usually played among two to four players. The loodo board is square in share and all four corners are assigned to a player. These corners have a respective colour dedicated to them and players are supposed to sit beside their corners and plan their gameplay accordingly. Read More > If the game is played between two players, both will be placed opposite each other. Read Less >

Like the usual ludo game, the online version also comprises a square board and each corner has a specific colour. Four coloured pieces are placed over the yards of each colour and there is a route that connects these corners. Each colour has its own house or home in the centre and the routes connect the yards to this section too. Read More >
There are some safe spots on the board where the pieces are completely safe, which means no one can cut or eliminate them. The first step after moving out of the yards and the final five-step path leading to home is always safe and no one can cut your pieces at these spots. Read Less >

Before rolling the dice, setting up gameplay, and numerous other things, it is important to understand the objective of the loodo game. As the game commences, each player is assigned a corner and provided with four pieces of the colour denoting their respective corners. Read More > All four pieces are placed in the individual yards and as the game commences, players use a set plan or strategy to make their pieces reach the home of their respective colour before the opponent does the same.

Suppose, the game commences you get a red corner and four pieces of the same colour. If you will see the centre of the board, there will be a red-coloured home. Your objective is to get the maximum points by using your pieces. Every single move on the board makes you earn equal points. Whenever you capture a piece or token, the same value points will be deducted from your opponent's score and credited to yours. If your piece reaches home then the score gets doubled the point value. Read Less >

There are some ludo rules related to the opening of pieces too and your existence in the game depends a lot on this. When the online loodo game commences, all the pieces reside on the first step of your respective route. Now, you need to understand that you can keep all your tokens active in the game and you don’t need to wait for any specific number to make your pawns active. Read More >
For instance, the game starts and you get your first chance of rolling the dice and you get a two on the dice. You can move any of your piece two steps further and you don’t need to wait for a specific number, especially a six or one. Always try to keep your pieces spread out as this improves your gameplay, giving you more opportunities of grabbing other’s tokens and remaining influential in the game.

In case your piece gets eliminated by an opponent, you again need to roll a six to bring it back into the game. Read Less >

It might seem quite exciting to roll sixes again and again over the dice but there is a limit to it. If you roll six three times on the dice, then you don’t get the third chance. For better understanding, let’s take an example. Suppose you rolled a six on the dice, you get a chance to move six steps and after doing it, you get an additional chance. Read More > Fortunately, you rolled a six again, this gives you additional six steps and you can plan it according to your preferences, that is either by opening a piece or proceeding six steps further.

After this, you will again get an additional chance to roll a dice. This is your third chance of rolling it and if you get a six on the dice again, you can’t move this time. However, if the dice rolled some other number between one to five, then you could have moved any of your pieces accordingly. Read Less >

While covering the route towards home, you get a chance to take or capture other’s pieces. This helps in slowing down your competitor’s game. Whenever you capture an opponent’s piece, it goes back to the the first step and you get an additional chance to roll the dice. Read More > Additionally, the points earned by that individual piece gets deducted from the player’s score and awarded to the participant who has grabbed or eliminated it.

Suppose, your red-coloured piece captured a yellow piece that belongs to an opponent. Here, the yellow piece goes back to the yard and you get an additional chance to roll the dice and step ahead with your pieces. Read Less >

The game gets completed when all four pieces of a player reach the home of the respective colour before the game time gets completed. Whenever a pawn reaches home, the player gets an additional chance to roll the dice. The player who makes all four pieces reach home Read More > for the first time and wins the game. Read Less >