The ultimate goal of UNO is to be the first person to play all of the cards in their hand and be “out,” so one example is to score it based on how many times a player has gone “out.” Arguably the most important thing to remember at this point is to say/yell/roar “UNO!” when you put down your second-to-last card. There are many ways to score UNO if playing a quick game, you can simply choose rules that apply to your particular round of UNO. If the challenger is wrong, they must draw 6 cards! If you are a liar, you must draw 4 cards. If another player challenges you, you must show your hand to all players. To be eligible to play the Wild Draw Four card in UNO, you must not have any cards you can legally play in your hand.The next rule of this card is hotly contested, so play with this rule if you dare: When a player discards this card, they choose the color for the next player to discard, however- the next player must draw 4 cards AND no cards can be discarded from their hand. Wild – The player who discards this card chooses what color the next player must play out of their hand.Draw Two – The next player must draw 2 cards and no cards can be discarded from their hand.Reverse – Switch the direction the play is going.Players must match the first UNO card with a card in their hand based on color, the number on the card, or the action on the card. Remember that face-up UNO card next to the discard pile? This card is the basis for the first player’s move. Within the UNO game deck, there are a total of 108 cards, where there are numbered cards (0-9) and action cards in 4 different colors.
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How To Play UNO – Official Game Play Rules Since the first person to play is pretty arbitrary, you can make up your own rules for this: the youngest person starts the game, roll dice and see who gets the highest number, etc.
If you want to play with official rules and not have a fight every time you start a new round of UNO, the first player to play will be the one to the left of the dealer. Once everyone has been dealt UNO cards, the question of “who starts?” comes up. A card is taken from the top of the pile, and set face up next to the pile, designating it the “discard pile.” The idea of the game is to match up cards from your hand to the discard pile, and be the first to be out of cards and yell “UNO!” right in your opponent’s smug faces. Each player is dealt 7 UNO cards, face down, and the rest of the UNO cards are put in the middle of the players, also face down. This card game is meant to be played by 2-10 players, ages 7 and over. Let’s go over some of the official game rules for UNO! How To Play UNO – Basic Game Rules You may have played this fun card game before, but do you know all of the official game rules for how to play UNO? How about playing with a point system? Challenging your opponent’s honesty?! This card game may seem straight-forward, but under all those evil “Wild Draw Four” cards there is a game of many variables and options, giving you a plethora of ways to play UNO.
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