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_{An entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #40, have enjoyable with non-Chess puzzle! 😉}

Three younger kids: Red, Green, and Blue; have been enjoying a basic recreation of Snakes and Ladders, when abruptly their mother referred to as them to have a dinner.

When they got here again to their room, they forgot whose flip it was; even they weren’t certain both in regards to the order of the play!

This was the final situation of the board, together with the die. Could you inform them whose flip it’s and the order of the play?

Some notes and clarifications:

• They put their markers at tile 1, firstly.
• They will win if their markers land precisely on tile 100. They are utilizing the "bouncing-back" model (roll 3 will transfer the marker from tile 99 to 98).
• As lengthy as they roll 6, they are going to get an additional roll after transferring the marker.
• The ladders ought to be used to go to the next quantity solely, and the snakes are used to go to a decrease quantity. For the "interrupted" areas (the squares being described by @Bass in his first remark beneath), each are instantly used (e.g. simply as touchdown on 39 will deliver you to 25, touchdown on 20 will deliver you to 25 too).
• If somebody lands on a sq. the place there’s already a participant, it would not ship him again to sq. 1.

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