Ludo Leaderboard
Fastest verified wins, ranked by time. Win any game to enter - Sign in to keep your name.
About the Parcheesi leaderboard
This board ranks the fastest completed games of Parcheesi by finish time. Parcheesi is America's classic take on Pachisi, and our version now plays it the real way: with two dice - a game rated Blockades change everything.
How ranking works
- Only completed (won) games count, and every result is checked for a plausible time and roll count before it's listed.
- Ties break toward fewer rolls, rewarding efficient play as well as speed.
- Signed-in players keep a permanent name on the board and sync records across devices; guests can still post a display name.
- Switch between Today, This Week, This Month and All Time above to see recent form or lifetime bests.
What counts as a good Parcheesi time?
Times vary a lot by player count and by dice, but here's a rough guide to aim for:
| Just learning | Winning at all is the win - don't watch the clock yet. |
|---|---|
| Casual player | A comfortable, unhurried victory, usually 15-25 minutes in a 4-player game. |
| Getting good | Under ~12 minutes in Classic with few wasted rolls. |
| Speed racer | Under 5 minutes in Quick Ludo - clean, decisive choices on every roll. |
The fastest way to climb this board isn't frantic tapping - it's making fewer, smarter choices so no roll is ever wasted.
Chase a faster time
- Study the Parcheesi strategy guide to cut wasted rolls.
- Warm up on today's daily challenge - the same dice for everyone makes times directly comparable.
- Race a friend in multiplayer for pressure that sharpens your play.
- Create a free account to keep a permanent name and sync records across devices.
Leaderboard FAQ
How does the Ludo leaderboard work?
It ranks completed (won) games by finish time. Every result is checked for a plausible time and roll count before it is listed, and ties break toward fewer rolls.
What counts as a good Ludo time?
It varies by variant and player count. A casual 4-player Classic win takes 15-25 minutes; strong players finish under 12, and Quick Ludo races end in under 5.
Do I need an account to appear on the leaderboard?
No. Guests can post a display name. A free account keeps a permanent name and syncs your records across devices.
Can I compare times fairly?
Yes - play the daily challenge, where everyone gets the identical dice sequence, so times are directly comparable.