Well it's not difficult, it's exciting, in Colombia it's called Parchis and believe me that very good bets are made and it keeps everyone entertained, the only thing is that when it is done physically there is always someone who wants to cheat, the good thing to take it to a casino is that there are zero chances of cheating, so I think that on that side it is very good to do it or try to do it, but I don't think a casino would take that risk and start generating that type of games, besides the point is unique, ludo is usually a very exciting game but it takes a long time to play, you would have to play PVP.
Very "typical Spanish" also, I would say that the Parchís is the most popular board game here, too. There was a musical band, really popular, in the 80s, called Parchís. Their "happy birthday" song is still the one everybody asks for in parties or pubs when celebrating someone's anniversary.
It is a very neutral game, suitable for all ages. Would fit well in any online casino, I think.
It is like that, and I would also go for UNO without a doubt, now well, I have played a lot of UNO, but the truth is that it is a game that lasts a long time to see who is the winner, unless the one who wins a hand is the winner every time it is played. I think that would be a way because otherwise, I would be playing for many hours in a session and it would not be profitable either, neither for the casino nor for the player, in that aspect Angry Birds may have a great advantage because it can be said that every time the game gets complicated and the player who passes the level has to increase the bet more, then that would be even more interesting.
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Some other traditional card games take also their time, but I agree that poker for example is quite faster. Maybe a "lite" version of UNO could work.