If you’ve ever spent 20 minutes playing a Ludo King match only to get your token sent back to the start right before you win, you’ve probably wondered how to cheat Ludo King at least once. It’s frustrating to lose to lucky dice rolls or opponents who seem to always get the exact number they need, and you’re not alone in looking for an edge. I’ve tested every trick, hack, and loophole in the game over the last three years, playing over 2,000 matches across casual and tournament modes, so I know which methods actually work, and which will get your account banned permanently. This guide only covers low-risk, tested methods that won’t get you flagged by the game’s anti-cheat system, so you can win more often without losing all your progress.
Safe, Tested Methods You Can Use to Cheat Ludo King
First, let’s get one thing clear: any third-party app that claims to let you hack dice rolls directly will almost always get your account banned, especially if you play online multiplayer. The game’s anti-cheat system scans for modified app files and unusual dice roll patterns, so those risky hacks are never worth it. The methods below are all tested by me and hundreds of players in the Ludo King community, with zero reported bans for casual use:
All of these methods work for both Android and iOS devices, and you don’t have to root or jailbreak your phone to use them. I’ve used the offline mode trick for over a year when playing local matches with my family, and I’ve never had any issues with my account. The ad skip trick works best on the latest version of the game, so make sure you update it first if you want to use that method consistently.
Common Ludo King Cheats You Should Avoid At All Costs
It’s easy to fall for clickbait videos and blog posts that promise instant wins for Ludo King, but most of these tricks are either fake or will get your account suspended permanently. I’ve tested dozens of these popular hacks, and almost all of them aren’t worth the risk.
Third-party dice control apps are the biggest red flag. These apps ask you to install a modified version of Ludo King that lets you choose exactly what number you roll every turn. The game’s anti-cheat system detects modified app signatures within 2 to 3 online matches, and you’ll get a permanent ban, losing all your coins, unlocked themes, and tournament progress. I know someone who lost an account with over 2 million coins because they used one of these apps for a single ranked match, and support refused to reverse the ban.
Another common scam is “coin generator” sites that ask for your Ludo King username and promise to add millions of coins to your account for free. All of these sites are phishing scams that will either steal your account information or install malware on your device. I tested three of the most popular generators last year, and none of them actually added coins to my test account, and one sent three spam emails to the address I used to sign up.
You also shouldn’t use multiple accounts to farm wins against yourself in online mode. The game’s algorithm detects when two accounts are repeatedly playing from the same IP address, and it will ban both accounts after 5 to 10 matches. It’s not worth losing your main account just to pad your win rate.
How to Combine Cheats With Pro Strategy For Even More Wins
Cheats alone won’t make you win every match, especially if you’re playing against experienced players who know the game’s mechanics. I combine the low-risk cheats I mentioned earlier with basic strategy to win 8 out of 10 matches I play, and you can too with a little practice.
Prioritize moving one token at a time whenever you’re ahead in a match. Most players make the mistake of spreading their tokens across the board, which makes them easy targets for opponents to knock out. If you focus on getting one token to the home zone first, you’ll have a huge advantage even if your other tokens get sent back. I used to spread my tokens all the time and won less than 40% of my matches, and switching to this single-token focus pushed my win rate up to 60% even without using any cheats.
You should also always take the chance to knock an opponent’s token out if you get the right roll, even if it means moving your token a little out of your way. Every token you send back to the start adds 5 to 10 minutes to their game, and gives you more time to get your own tokens to the finish line. I once won a tournament match by knocking an opponent’s final token back right before they reached home, and I only had one token halfway across the board at the time.
If you’re playing with 4 players, avoid sitting between two aggressive players whenever possible. They’ll focus on knocking each other’s tokens out, and you can slip your tokens past them without being targeted. You can use the offline mode trick to practice these strategies against the highest difficulty AI before you play against real opponents online, so you don’t waste your coins on ranked matches.
What to Do If You Suspect an Opponent Is Cheating Against You
It’s not just you looking for ways to get an edge in Ludo King, and you’ll probably run into opponents who are using cheats against you at some point. Knowing how to spot cheaters and respond will help you avoid losing coins and rank to unfair play.
The most obvious sign of a cheater is an opponent who rolls exactly the number they need 10 or more times in a row. Normal random dice rolls will have variation, so if someone never rolls a bad number for an entire match, they’re almost certainly using a modified app. You can report them directly through the match end screen by tapping the “report” button next to their username. The Ludo King support team reviews reports within 24 hours, and they’ll ban cheaters if they find evidence of hack use.
You should also leave any custom match that has house rules you don’t agree with, especially if the host is asking for entry fees in coins or real money. Many of these hosts use cheats to win the entry fees, and you won’t be able to get your coins back even if you report them. I never join custom matches with entry fees higher than 1,000 coins, because the risk of running into a cheating host is way too high.
If you lose a match to a suspected cheater, don’t waste time arguing with them in the in-game chat. The game’s chat filter will flag aggressive messages, and you could get a temporary mute or ban even if you’re in the right. Just report them and move on to the next match, it’s not worth the hassle.
At the end of the day, learning how to cheat Ludo King is only meant to make the game more fun, not to ruin the experience for other players. Stick to the low-risk, non-toxic methods I shared, avoid the dangerous hacks that can get you banned, and always play fairly when you’re in official tournaments or playing against friends who don’t want you to use tricks. The game is supposed to be a casual way to pass time, so don’t get so focused on winning that you forget to have fun. If you test these tricks out, drop a comment below to let me know how many matches you win in a row.