How to Get Free Coins in Ludo King

Ludo King, by Gametion Technologies, is one of the most downloaded digital board games in the world (over 2 billion installs), and its internal economy revolves around two resources: Coins and Diamonds. Coins are the currency you can genuinely farm by playing: they're used to stake in matches, unlock boards, tokens, and themes, and take part in mini-games like 7 Up-Down. Diamonds, on the other hand, are the premium currency: they're almost always bought with real money, and only occasionally obtained for free (by watching a specific ad, linking Facebook once, or leveling up). That's why this guide focuses on Coins, which is where a real, sustainable free path actually exists. Below you'll find verified methods to stack up Coins without spending money, ranked from most to least profitable, a table with a realistic monthly estimate, and answers to the most common questions. No generators or third-party tricks — just what the game itself offers.

What's the fastest way to get Coins in Ludo King?

We've gathered and verified every real method for getting free Coins, ranked from most to least profitable based on the time they take and what you can actually earn from each. No tricks, no generators — just the game's own mechanics.

~400 Coins per ad, up to 5 ads/day (~2,000 Coins/day) Daily

Watch rewarded ads

This is the most reliable method because it doesn't depend on luck or risking your own Coins. Ludo King caps the number of rewarded ads per day (usually up to five), each with a fixed Coin reward that can be claimed from the rewards menu or after losing a life in some mini-games. Once the daily quota runs out, the button disables until the next day, so it's worth watching them all right when you open the app to keep the habit going.

Growing amount each consecutive day (tens to hundreds of Coins) Daily

Daily login bonus (streak)

Every time you open Ludo King, a daily gift awaits that grows the more consecutive days you log in without missing one. If you skip a day, the streak resets and you're back to the minimum reward. It's passive: just open the app and claim the gift icon on the home screen, no need to play a single match. Combining it with rewarded ads is the backbone of any free-Coin strategy.

1 free spin every 4 hours, extra spins by watching ads Daily

Lucky Wheel

The wheel hands out variable prizes in Coins (and occasionally a Diamond) and recharges automatically every four hours, allowing for several free spins a day if you check in often. You can also unlock extra spins by watching ads when the counter hits zero. There's no way to predict the prize, so it counts as variable income, but stacked up over the month it adds up to a decent amount.

Variable depending on the mission (dice, Coins, or Diamonds) Daily

Daily missions and objectives

The game sets daily objectives (play X matches, win with a certain token, complete a winning streak) that award free dice, Coins, and, more rarely, Diamonds when completed. You can check them in the missions or challenges section of the main menu. The same missions don't appear every day, so it's worth checking them right when you log in so you don't leave rewards unclaimed.

Depends on the stake; in 2-player matches, winning returns ~1.9 times your stake Variable

Winning matches by staking Coins

In staked online matches, you recover part of the shared pot if you win or finish 2nd/3rd in four-player mode. For example, staking 500 Coins in a two-player match, winning can return about 950 Coins. Keep in mind this doesn't create new Coins out of thin air — it redistributes the ones staked by the players at the table, so it's only profitable if you already have an initial cushion (from the methods above) and win more matches than you lose.

Up to ~5,000 Coins per install Once

Installing sponsored games from ads

Ludo King promotes other games from the ad ecosystem on its home screen; installing one of those titles from the ad can earn you a one-time reward of up to 5,000 Coins, which usually stays even if you uninstall the promoted game shortly after. Not every offer is available all the time or in every region, and the exact amount varies depending on the active campaign.

How much free Coins can you get per month?

Source	Estimated amount	Frequency
Rewarded ads	~2,000 Coins/day	Daily
Daily streak bonus	~50-300 Coins/day (depending on streak)	Daily
Lucky Wheel	Variable, several spins/day	Daily
Daily missions	Variable	Daily
Installing sponsored games	Up to ~5,000 Coins	Once
Estimated total	~60,000-90,000 Coins a month (recurring free sources only, not counting match stakes)	—

This figure comes from adding up rewarded ads and the daily streak bonus over 30 days, plus whatever the wheel and missions contribute, which are more irregular. It doesn't include Coins won by staking in matches, since no new currency is created there — it just redistributes what other players staked, so the result depends on your skill level and luck at each table.

Come across a Ludo King generator? Find out why it doesn't work →

Frequently asked questions

Can you get free Diamonds in Ludo King?

In a limited, occasional way: by linking your Facebook account (once), sharing your stats or wins, or leveling up. There's no recurring, reliable method like there is with Coins; the main route to get Diamonds is still purchasing them in-app.

Is it safe to use free Coin or Diamond generators found online?

No. Ludo King's servers can't be modified from outside the game, and any website, app, or video promising unlimited Coins or Diamonds is a scam designed to steal your account data or trick you into installing malware. Only use the official methods within the game itself.

What happens if I lose all my Coins staking in matches?

The game usually offers a small cushion of free Coins when your balance hits zero or gets very low, so you can keep playing. Even so, the safest approach is to never stake more than you're willing to lose, and to first rely on the daily bonus, rewarded ads, and the wheel to build up a fund before entering staked matches.

How to get free Coins in Ludo King