Ludo Quick

Ludo Quick and its provider labels

Ludo Quick is provider ID 163, published in November 2022. Its official tab is Table and Card, filed here as Table & Card. Separately, JILI gives it the type label Indian Poker. That is the provider’s label; its description instead centres on Flying Chess, a die and pieces moving towards a finish.

The published objective and features

According to JILI, four players take turns using a single die, aiming to be first to move their pieces to the finish line. New card features and functions alter the course of play, and the description also names Money Bag gameplay. The provider lists these features in its own wording:

• Traditional Indian Flying Chess game, in a fast-paced version.
• Exciting gameplay for four players.
• Special chance cards and Money Bag gameplay add excitement and fun.

The single-die description gives the broad movement premise, while the card and Money Bag references identify additions to it.

A board, chance cards and a results table

The background artwork places a ludo board on a green table before a window overlooking city lights. The portrait artwork shows a woman with jewellery beside a board and a blue die. The interface has red, green, blue and yellow home areas surrounding a cross-shaped track, with player portraits around its edges. One panel places a movement card over the centre; another shows a card reading Gain a bonus dice. A later board image replaces the green home area with a trophy. The final image shows a LOSE heading above a results table with Entry fee, Win, Bag, Bag return and Total rows, plus Back To Lobby and Continue controls. Those labels visibly connect the bag theme to the results presentation without supplying its full calculation rules.

Profile illustration

Our illustration shows a smiling woman in a sari and gold jewellery holding a blue die beside a colourful ludo board with a blue die, on an orange-gold glow. Illustration based on official game artwork; not a gameplay capture.

Identify the board edition

Match the Ludo Quick title to ID 163, then compare its four-colour board and chance-card presentation. Keep the Table and Card tab separate from the provider’s Indian Poker type label when recording the listing. For other entries in this library, see Domino Go and Callbreak; neither link implies that their rules follow this board game.

What remains unconfirmed

The complete chance-card set, movement exceptions and Money Bag settlement conditions remain unconfirmed in the supplied material.

Supporting reading

Read Reading game specifications for field labels and How we check sources for evidence handling; Telling JILI editions apart supports title matching across the game library.

Play responsibly

For adults only, where gambling is legal for you; legal age and rules depend on where you live. No outcome or profit is guaranteed. Set time and money limits, and use self-exclusion or local support services if play stops being fun.