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Zupee Rule Tweaks Emphasize Skill in Ludo, Boosting Player Engagement

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Zupee, the leading skill-based Ludo platform in India, has unveiled major rule enhancements designed to emphasize strategic play and player skill. According to company spokesperson Govind Mittal, the new game rules introduce shorter match durations, a move‑based point scoring system, and an innovative skip‑turn feature—dramatically reducing luck and encouraging planning, speed, and decision-making.

These updates transform traditional Ludo gameplay into a more immersive and engaging experience for both casual and competitive players. With match lengths drastically shortened, games feel more dynamic and less tedious compared to classic versions. The point-based metric rewards tactical movement rather than mere progression to ‘home’, fostering deeper strategic thinking.

Zupee’s commitment to fairness is further highlighted by its strict no-bot policy, ensuring that all players compete against real human opponents, and leveraging secure RNG-certified and blockchain-based systems for transparency.

Boasting over 150 million registered users and a staggering 12.5 billion gameplays, Zupee continues to dominate India’s online real-money gaming space with its innovative formats like Ludo Supreme, Ludo Turbo, and Ludo Supreme League, all engineered for fast, skill-centric engagement.

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