crosseyed: That's why I don't play Ludo. A significant number of moves in Ludo are either "pass" or forced (that is, there's only one move you can play - typically when you have only one man racing and you throw anything but a 6). There's no fun in that - that's why they have computers.

Another gamesite I play will make any automated moves directly, and keep the game "current" (that is, you make as many moves as you can until there's a situation on the board that actually requires an opponent with a brain cell). If only Brainking had this as well.... then I'd consider playing Ludo again.