Ludo Campeões Leagues: Maximize Your Cash Winnings!

Ludo Campeões Leagues offer an incredible opportunity to boost your return on investment (ROI). For instance, a league with an entry fee of R$ 10 and 1,000 seats generates a prize pool of R$ 8,500. The first prize is R$ 1,600, meaning you could potentially win R$ 1,600 with just a R$ 10 investment. Join now to win big and make money playing your favorite game!

General Rules for Ludo Campeões League

Registration Options

Pre-Register: Join before the league starts to possibly receive an additional offer. When the league begins, you can start playing to win big.
Live Registration: Join the league after it has started and play to top the leaderboard.
Re-Join: If you’re not satisfied with your initial game or think you can score higher, you can rejoin the league and make a new entry on the leaderboard. Your previous entries will be retained.
New registrations close 3 minutes before the league ends.

After registering, you’ll get a certain number of games associated with your buy-in, which you can check in the Entry and Games section.

Gameplay and Scoring

When you start a game, we’ll find you a suitable opponent for a 1v1 Ludo match.
Both players start with 52 points and 20 turns each. Extra moves are given for killing an opponent’s pawn, taking a pawn home, or rolling a 6.
Points are awarded for moving pawns, killing opponent pawns, and getting pawns to their home square.
The winner of the game gets an additional 50 points added to their score.
If a player forfeits, the opponent can choose to keep their current score for the leaderboard or play a new game. The forfeiting player’s score will be recorded at the time of forfeit.
Your highest score from all your games will be considered for the leaderboard.

Rejoin

Players can rejoin the league after using up their initial games. Rejoining gives you a new set of games and a new leaderboard entry.
Rejoining is allowed until a predefined time set by Ludo Campeões.
Each rejoin is considered a new registration at the current buy-in rate.

Games Allowed per Buy-In

The number of games per buy-in is defined by Ludo Campeões and can vary.
The best score from these games will be used for the leaderboard entry.

Ranks and Prize Distribution

Players are ranked based on their best score from all received games.
Rankings are determined after all games are completed and the league ends.
Prizes are distributed according to the ranks and predefined prize structure.
In non-guaranteed leagues, the prize pool may be recalculated if entries are not filled.
Tied players share the combined prize amount equally.

Start Earning with Ludo Campeões

Ludo Campeões is your gateway to a real money gaming app where you can play Ludo and earn real money. It’s not just a game; it’s a chance to make money playing your favorite game competitively. Join Ludo Campeões today and start earning while having fun!

FAQs for Ludo Campeões Leagues

Q: How can I maximize my earnings in Ludo Campeões Leagues?
A: To maximize your earnings, participate in leagues with higher prize pools relative to the entry fee. Aim to achieve your best score across the games allowed per buy-in to increase your ranking and potential winnings.

Q: Can I join a Ludo Campeões League after it has started?
A: Yes, you can join a league after it has started through live registration. Simply join and start playing to climb up the leaderboard.

Q: What happens if I forfeit a game in Ludo Campeões League?
A: If you forfeit a game, your opponent has the option to either keep your current score for the leaderboard or start a new game. Your forfeited score will be recorded at the time of forfeit.

Q: How many times can I rejoin a Ludo Campeões League?
A: You can rejoin a league multiple times after using up your initial games. Each rejoin provides a new set of games and a fresh leaderboard entry, enhancing your chances to improve your ranking and earnings.

Q: How are prizes distributed in Ludo Campeões Leagues?
A: Prizes in Ludo Campeões Leagues are distributed based on your rank, determined by your best score from all games played in that league. Rankings are finalized after the league ends, and prizes are awarded according to the predefined prize structure, with tied players sharing prizes equally if applicable.