Paytm First Games announces Ludo Lakhpati tournament with over 1Lakh prize money every day

Paytm First Games has announced a new Ludo Tournament that promises a prize pool of Rs 1 lakh every day. Called Ludo Lakhpati, the tournament is claimed to be India’s first and biggest tournament. The event starts from May 1 and will go on till May 5. Those interested can register for free on the Paytm First gaming app and on the Paytm app from May 1 onwards. The company notes that the final routes of the championship will be live-streamed on YouTube and Paytm Inbox.

Sudhanshu Gupta, COO, Paytm First Games said, "Ludo is one of the most popular games in the country and its popularity has soared even more in the last 3-4 weeks. We launched Paytm First Games Ludo within a week of lockdown and the game has grown at a staggering pace. 4 lac users play the game every day with 1-2 lakh new users joining the game everyday. With Ludo Lakphati, we aim to raise the stakes in the game and make it even more exciting for the players. ”

How to register

In order to register, players will have to download the Paytm First Games app from the Google Play Store or the website paytmfirstgames.com. They then will have to create an account on the app using their phone number registered for their Paytm account. 

If players have registered with the app, they can then select ‘Register’ on the ‘Ludo Lakhpati’ icon present on the homepage of the app to participate in the ludo tournament. 



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