Ludo STAR, developed by Gameberry Labs (formerly Kids Ludo Studio), is one of the most-played digital adaptations of classic Ludo, with online matches against friends or strangers. The game's economy runs on two currencies: Coins (also shown as Gold in some versions), the free, farmable currency used to stake in matches and buy tokens, special dice, or chests; and Gems, a premium currency aimed almost entirely at real-money purchases, with very few real free routes. This guide focuses on Coins: how to earn them by playing, what daily bonuses exist, how much each method pays off, and how much you can realistically expect to earn in a normal month of play. We'll also let you know what to expect (and not expect) from Gems, and why you should avoid any website or video promising infinite coin or gem generators: they're scams designed to steal your data or install malware, not a real path to progress in the game.
What's the fastest way to get Coins in Ludo STAR?
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.
Winning online matches
This is the main route, and the one that gives the game its point: each match (1v1, 1v3, or team-based) is played by staking an amount of Coins that the winner takes from the total pot, minus a small house cut. The higher the room's stake, the bigger the potential gain, but also the bigger the risk of losing what you staked if you don't win. The most profitable long-term strategy is to play in low- or mid-stake rooms until you build up a Coin cushion, and save the high-stake rooms for when you already have room to absorb losses.
Magic Chest
Every 24 hours a free chest unlocks, handing out a random amount of Coins. The game itself advertises a cap of up to 50,000 Coins, but that figure represents the highest possible prizes, not what you get on average; most openings give much more modest amounts. Even so, it's the most reliable free source because it doesn't depend on winning matches or having good luck with the dice, just on opening the app once a day and claiming it before it expires.
Rewarded ads
Ludo STAR includes an optional video ad system that awards Coins (and sometimes Gems) in exchange for watching a roughly 30-second ad. There's usually a maximum number of ads you can watch per day before the option runs out and you have to wait until the next day. It's a minor method compared to matches or the Magic Chest, but since it's immediate and risk-free (you're not staking anything), it's worth using up the daily quota whenever you play.
Daily login bonus (streak)
Opening the app each day activates a reward that grows the more consecutive days you keep your streak, with extra prizes at milestones like day seven. If you break the streak (skip a day), it usually resets to the starting value. It's a passive method: just opening the game is enough, even without playing a match, so it's worth adding it as a daily habit alongside the Magic Chest.
Weekly tournaments and challenges
Periodically (usually weekly) the game hosts tournaments and challenges with leaderboards, where the top ranks receive batches of Coins and, in special events, also Gold or one-off Gem rewards. The availability and conditions of these tournaments change over time and aren't always active, so it's worth checking the events section in-game to not miss the participation window.
Referral program
By sharing your invite code or link, both you and the invited person receive a reward when they sign up and start playing. It's a one-time gain for each friend who decides to install the game, not recurring, so its real impact depends on how many people in your circle take you up on the invite; don't count it as part of your steady monthly income.
How much free Coins can you get per month?
| Source | Estimated amount |
|---|---|
| Magic Chest | Variable (several thousand on average, 50,000 cap) |
| Login bonus | ~100-500 |
| Rewarded ads | Variable, based on daily quota |
| Match wins | Variable, depends on stake and play frequency |
| Estimated total | Not precisely quantifiable, but an active player who claims the Magic Chest and daily bonus and plays regularly can move several thousand Coins a month |
The real figure depends mostly on wins in staked matches, which are the biggest but also the most variable source (they depend on the chosen stake and whether you win or lose), and on how consistent the player is at claiming the Magic Chest and daily bonus. That's why we prefer not to give a fixed range: the fixed sources (chest, login, ads) add up to a modest base, but match winnings can multiply that total several times over — or, if you lose more than you win, reduce it to zero.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you get free Gems in Ludo STAR?
It's possible, but very limited: some rewarded ads give Gems along with Coins, the Lucky Dice mini-game (sending and receiving dice with Facebook friends) can give Gems on completing a roll, and tournaments occasionally hand out one-off batches. Outside of that, Gems are mainly designed to be bought with real money, so don't expect to stack up large amounts without spending.
Is it worth playing in high-stake rooms to earn Coins faster?
Only if you already have a Coin cushion that lets you absorb losses without hitting zero. High-stake rooms multiply both the gain and the risk, so the safest strategy for sustainably farming Coins is to stick to low- or mid-stake rooms and save the high ones for when you have room to spare.
Are websites promising unlimited Coin or Gem generators trustworthy?
No. Ludo STAR has no official external generator route, and any website, video, or wiki offering 'unlimited free Coins and Gems' by entering your username is, at best, a waste of time and, at worst, an attempt to steal your credentials or install malware. Only use the methods within the app itself.
