FAQ
Questions before your first roll? Start here.
Everything you need to know about BOARD, gameplay, $USDG entries, $BOARD, fees, rewards, and how the ecosystem works on Robinhood Chain.
BOARD brings back the board games we grew up with, but with a different way to play.
Familiar mechanics meet competitive four-player PvP. Choose your game, enter a room, challenge three rivals, and make every move count.
Same memories. Different stakes.
Each room brings together four players.
Choose your game, join a room, and compete until a winner is determined. Each game follows its own rules, strategy, and win conditions.
Four players. One room. One winner.
Ludo is available at launch. Monopoly is coming later:
- Monopoly (coming later): Buy properties, collect rent, and outlast your rivals.
- Ludo: Move your pawns, capture opponents, and race to bring all of your pieces home first.
More games and competitive formats may be introduced as the BOARD ecosystem grows.
Yes. BOARD is wallet-only. Connect a compatible wallet to hold $USDG for entries and interact with the ecosystem.
BOARD will never ask for your private key or seed phrase.
$BOARD is the token that powers the BOARD ecosystem. Gameplay fees help fund $BOARD buybacks and burns. Table entry and match pots use $USDG.
Game entries, match settlements, and rewards use $USDG. $BOARD is the ecosystem token.
Yes. Token-based rooms require $USDG to enter. Different rooms may have different entry amounts, shown before you join.
Each player contributes the required amount when entering a room. All four entries form one match pool.
The match is then played between four players, and the reward pool is settled according to the room rules once a winner is determined.
You'll review the entry amount and applicable fees before confirming.
Each game entry carries a 2% protocol fee.
The collected fee is allocated across the BOARD ecosystem:
- 30% Development. Supports continued game development, infrastructure, operations, and new features.
- 70% Buyback and Burn. Allocated to $BOARD buybacks and permanently removing $BOARD from circulation.
2% Fee → 30% Development · 70% Buyback and Burn
Fees generated from supported $BOARD DEX trading are allocated back into the ecosystem.
- 20% Development. Supports product development and the continued growth of BOARD.
- 80% Buyback and Burn. Allocated to $BOARD buybacks and permanently removing $BOARD from circulation.
DEX Fees → 20% Development · 80% Buyback and Burn
Funds allocated for buybacks are used to purchase $BOARD from the market.
Buyback execution and timing may vary depending on market conditions and the mechanism used by the protocol.
Tokens allocated for burning are permanently removed from circulation once the burn is executed.
This means gameplay activity can contribute to reducing the circulating supply of $BOARD over time.
Yes. Dice outcomes are generated independently by BOARD's randomness system.
Players cannot choose, change, or manually reroll a generated result. The dice do not favor a player based on their position, entry amount, or match performance.
Your strategy is yours. The dice aren't.
No player has control over another player's dice result.
Every player uses the same gameplay rules and randomness system, so opponents cannot manually determine what number appears on a roll.
No.
The dice introduce randomness, just like the childhood games that inspired BOARD, but player decisions still matter.
Depending on the game, decisions around movement, positioning, property management, risk, and timing can influence how a match develops.
Luck gives you the roll. What you do with it is up to you.
BOARD runs on Robinhood Chain.
$BOARD, wallet interactions, and onchain features operate through the Robinhood Chain ecosystem.
The flow is:
- Tap Play to open the Ludo app, then connect your wallet and sign in.
- Choose a Ludo table. Monopoly is coming later.
- Pick a table and confirm the $USDG entry.
- Take on three rivals until one winner remains.
Pick your board. Enter the room. Start the rivalry.
Yes. BOARD is designed around four-player competition, and supported room formats can allow you to bring your own rivals and compete together.
Just remember:
Friends outside the board. Rivals once the dice roll.
Yes. Only the winning outcome receives the reward according to that room's rules.
Always check entry amount, reward structure, and fees before joining a match.
Only enter a room with an amount you're comfortable using for gameplay.
The winner is determined by the rules of the selected game.
For example, one game may require you to outlast your opponents through property strategy, while another requires you to bring your pawns home before everyone else.
There is no manual selection of the winner.
The verified $BOARD contract address will be published only through official BOARD channels.
Always verify the contract address before interacting with or trading $BOARD.
BOARD team members will never ask you to send funds or share your seed phrase through direct messages.
That's part of the long-term direction.
BOARD begins with familiar childhood-inspired experiences, but the ecosystem is designed to expand with additional games, competitive formats, seasons, and other features over time.
Because some of the best rivalries started around a board.
We're bringing those memories back with a new way to compete, a new economy around the game, and a reason to care about every roll again.
Same memories. Different stakes. Welcome to BOARD.