How Dis Mek: Ludo boards

September 18, 2026

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Every Jamaican who has played Ludo knows the pain of being mere steps from home and being sent right back to the start by an unfortunate roll of the dice, or the vengeful hand of a fellow player.

It’s a game that unites us, divides us, and can make us happy and vex us in equal measure.

For most of us, Ludo is played on age-old boards that we ‘born-come-see’, or a family member just came home with a board one evening.

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