Czuch: And yes! They're almost half-way through!

TeamBundy: Ludo (Skittles vs. varkala)

Only three moves made in a game:
májinka vs. gatulda

136 moves here:
http://brainking.com/cz/ArchivedGame?g=1807966

rednaz23: My record is 108.

rednaz23: You could also offer a draw at the very beginning of the game.

Bwild: http://brainking.com/cz/ArchivedGame?g=1534171

It was a three-game match...Tuesday won the first two games and only timed out in the third one, which couldn't change the result of the match.

Hrqls: No wonder it was against arpa...

Hrqls: Yup, it's my bro.:)
Bernice: Nice one.:)

Groucho: Yea, I think so too. Moreover, if you look at the game more closely, my opponent got 24 consecutive passes. LOL

mctrivia: Oh, thanks, good to know that...I had 25 consecutive passes in this game:
http://brainking.com/cz/ArchivedGame?g=1512868
I love Ludo

mctrivia: Just look at the game and I bet you'll be able to tell...:)

It's 1 step to go for me, 112 for my opponent, and 1 of his pieces still in the base.

Hrqls: 1vs112/1
*sigh*

Hrqls: 1vs60/1 - nice. I wonder if anyone can beat my 1vs129/3 though...:)

Hrqls: Good idea. I bet I'd have two in the Top Ten.
2.

Hrqls: Pity there's no smiley for shaking hands.:)

mctrivia: I bet he didn't mind at the end.

25 passes for Pedro, 24 passes for Ramón (1vs129/3)


grafzahl is the new Ludo Pass Champion with 39 consecutive passes and 46 total passes

saeco is now the new Ludo Pass Champion with 48 consecutive passes and 52 total passes

BBW: Two thirds of yours and a third of Watford's.

Eriisa: I think tiger means for example a roll of 4+1+6+2, which is followed by his first piece going to E3.

plaintiger: The answer is easy and you can actually find it in the rules.

Combine these two rules:

1. "The very first placement in the game is supported by three rolls instead of one."

2. "If a six is rolled, the player rolls the die again."

BIG BAD WOLF: There are two options: you can either do it as you described (you don't move any piece until you stop rolling sixes) or you can move your piece after each six, but if you were to end your moves on a spot with your another piece, you must return the "moving" piece to its original position and either move another one or pass. It's useful to use a pen and a piece of paper for this kind of situations. By the way, why do you think it's called "Dude, don't be mad"? People fight too often here when playing this game! LOL

Stevie: I'm not upset at all, I'm sorry if it sounds/looks so. Sorry for that. I just don't think the rules should be changed. We play it this way in the Czech Republic, so I see no reason for changing the rules of a game played on a Czech site owned by a Czech for the only sake of "making it easier" for a group of "Anglo-Americans". Changing the rules would definitely not make it easier for us, including Fencer. We call it "Člověče, nezlob se" ("Dude, don't be mad") and it's one of the most wide-spread board games in the Czech Republic. All the Czech users would start a rampage if the rules should be changed the way you want it.

Stevie: they obviously call it the same name... Ludo

We obviously do NOT call it Ludo.
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Fencer chose to apply the Czech rules. So far, I haven't seen one valid argument for WHY the rules should be changed to the American/British ones.

Stevie: The die works exactly as it should. If you can't complete your full roll, you have to pass.

A link to the game would definitely be useful.

WatfordFC: It's always good to read the rules before starting to play any new game.