What is a good Ludo time?

• Quick Ludo, 2 players: under 4 minutes is a strong finish. Most games land in the 5-10 minute range, so 4 means you wasted almost nothing.
• Classic Ludo, 4 players: under 12 minutes is excellent. Typical games run 15-25 minutes, so sub-12 needs good rolls used well.
• The daily challenge: everyone plays the identical seeded dice sequence, so your time is compared fairly against the whole world's on the very same rolls.

The leaderboards rank finished games by completion time, with separate boards for today, this week, this month and all time. A daily board resets every midnight, so even a modest personal best can top a slow day. You can appear under a guest name without creating an account.

Speed is one measure; play quality is another. Your score adds points for captures and tokens brought home and subtracts a small amount for every turn you take. A reckless sprint that ignores captures can post a fast time but a mediocre score - the best games are fast and sharp.

1. Enter tokens early so no roll is wasted waiting in the yard.
2. Prefer moves that keep several tokens in single-roll finishing range.
3. Take captures that cost you nothing; skip long detours.
4. Near the end, count exact distances before choosing which token moves - overshooting the home triangle burns whole turns. More in how to get better at Ludo.