Ludo Culture FAQs

This fair play policy, which forms an integral part of the terms and conditions that govern the use of Ludo Culture, is intended to ensure that all games played on the Platform adhere to high standards of fairness, competition, skill, and sportsmanship. Accordingly, the Policy sets out mandatory standards of conduct that are expected from users of the Platform and discloses, without limitation, specific measures implemented to ensure the aforesaid standards on the Platform.

Fairplay violation includes hacking, or using more than one account, or teaming up with players to increase scores. Users guilty of fairplay violations are blocked from playing games and withdrawing cash. They also lose their wallet balance and winnings.

RNG stands for Random Number Generator. This unbiased system ensures that the numbers appearing on the cube, brick or fruit pattern and the way cards are distributed in games on Rush are completely random. As a result, all players win using only their skills.

- to play only with the money they can afford to spend.

- to never play with money needed for essential items, like food, rent, bills, etc.

- to never play when they feel upset, tired, or depressed.

- to never borrow money for playing.

- to never spend too much time playing.

- to take frequent time-outs and breaks.

Ludo Culture is a mobile-first gaming platform.

You will be randomly matched with another Ludo Culture user who opted to play the same game & chose the same board as you.

Currently, we don’t have the option to play with friends. However, we are working towards getting the best features for you. So, stay tuned and keep coming back to explore new features.

The minimum amount to play each game can be seen from the game details.

As soon as you are matched with your opponent(s), the game entry fee is deducted from your account. However, if you exit the screen while we’re looking for an opponent, the entry fee gets deducted.

If you don’t get matched with an opponent, your entry fee will be reverted back to you.

First, we will try to reconnect with you. However, if your internet connection remains weak and reconnection is not possible, then the game will end for you and you shall lose the game and entry fee. In this situation.

If your entry fee gets deducted due to a technical issue during the gameplay, we will refund it to your account.

Games on Ludo Culture are time-bound and mostly multiplayer. So, pausing a game would keep the other players waiting. That’s why we do not allow you to pause a game in the middle.

If you minimize the app, say, for receiving a call or answering a message, you get disconnected from the server. In such a case, you lose the game and the entry fee.

The live score is visible near the user’s profile.

In such a case, your game will end, and you’ll lose your entry fee.

The winnings will be credited to your wallet as soon as you are declared a winner.

Players add money to their wallets and choose the cash game or tournament they would like to play. Once the cash game or tournament has enough people, the game begins. There are multiple formats to choose from based on a person’s interest and risk appetite. Every game has a prize pool which gets distributed at the end of the game based on the format one chooses to play.

Yes. You can win actual cash and can instantly withdraw it using various simple payment methods like bank transfer and UPI.

The laws pertaining to skill games in the following states differ from the rest of India where any person above 18 years can play paid games on our app. A, B, C, D, etc

We have multiple formats in each of our games. We have games (free 2P, cash 2P, free 4P, cash 4P) and tournaments (free, cash). In 2P format, you play against a single user, and there is only one winner. In 4P, there are 1 winner, 2 winners, and 3 winner formats, there are 3 or more players, but the prize is split between 1, 2, and 3 users, respectively.

The payout is split in case of a tie.

This might be due to various issues. One of them is a bad internet connection. Try again with a better internet connection, or write to us at [email protected] if the problem persists.

No, you can’t switch off the vibrations, as they are used to remind you of your turn during the game.

No, you can opt for manual roll or auto-roll. In case of auto-roll, dice will be automatically rolled, and a manual tap is not required.

Yes, the numbers generated on the dice are randomized. To provide assurance of this fairness, Ludo Culture has obtained certification from iTechLabs. The code and algorithms have been evaluated by iTechLabs, and they have certified the randomness and fairness of the dice rolls in Ludo Culture.

No, you need to tap the token you want to move.

Once the game ends, you will see a screen with the prize distribution amongst the players. If there is a tie, the prize money will be equally distributed between the players.

Go to Settings in the game board, where you can see toggle options for both music and sound. You can turn it on or turn it off using the toggle.

Joining a Ludo game in Ludo Culture is very easy.

The rules of the Ludo Culture game are simple. Game rules:

A 2-player game has a time limit of 8 minutes, and a 4-player game has a time limit of 10 minutes.

Every time a token travels across the board and reaches ‘Home’, you get 56 points. Want to know the reason behind it? Well, every token has to travel 56 boxes before it reaches ‘Home’ so when it does reach ‘Home’, we double the points by awarding another 56 points.

Everyone gets the same number of moves in a game. So, in some cases, if required, players get an extra move so that it is fair to all.

Click on the icon next to your name while you are playing a game to find out how many times you have skipped your move. Remember, skipping your turn for more than two times will lead to you being disqualified from the game.

You are allowed to skip two times. Skipping for a third time will result in your game to end.

Click on the icon next to your name while you are playing a game to find out how many times you have skipped your move. Remember, skipping your turn for more than two times will lead to you being disqualified from the game.

This fair play policy, which forms an integral part of the terms and conditions that govern the use of Ludo Culture, is intended to ensure that all games played on the Platform adhere to high standards of fairness, competition, skill, and sportsmanship. Accordingly, the Policy sets out mandatory standards of conduct that are expected from users of the Platform and discloses, without limitation, specific measures implemented to ensure the aforesaid standards on the Platform.

We have gone ahead and converted all your active bonus to Discount Credits. This is going to benefit you even more, because with Discount Credits, you can now enter any cash game and get up to 100% discount on the game’s buy-in value.

Extra cash will no longer be available on Ludo Culture. Instead players will receive Discount Credits to play games hassle-free.