Setting up the Game:

1. Board and Tokens:

You use a Ludo board with a cross-shaped design. Each player has only one token or "goti," which can be any small, distinct object.

2. Starting Positions:

Players place their single goti in their respective starting areas as usual.

Gameplay:

3. Dice Roll:

Players take turns rolling a standard six-sided die. The player with the highest roll goes first. In case of a tie, both players re-roll.

4. Goti Movement:

After rolling the die, a player moves their goti forward the number of spaces indicated by the die. Movement is clockwise around the board on the respective colored path.

5. Winning the Game:

In Quick Ludo or One Goti Ludo, there are two ways to win:

Capture Victory:

If one player's goti lands on a space already occupied by the opponent's goti on their very first turn, that player is declared the winner.

Speed Victory:

If one player's goti reaches the center triangle (the final destination) before their opponent's goti, that player is declared the winner.

Additional Rules and Tips:

6. Quick and Direct Play:

This variant emphasizes quick and direct confrontations between the two players. The first player to capture their opponent's goti or reach the center wins the game.

7.No Requirement for an Exact Roll:

There is no requirement for an exact roll to enter or win the game. Players can enter the center or win with any roll that takes them to the center or beats the opponent.

7.No Requirement for an Exact Roll:

There is no requirement for an exact roll to enter or win the game. Players can enter the center or win with any roll that takes them to the center or beats the opponent.