For so many years I never knew how to play UNO and you explained everything so clearly, easily to me that I will be buying a pack of UNO card and playing myself. Thanks so much
*We all had that moment where someone brought out an uno kit and asked us to play uno with them but you're the only one who doesn't know how to play* Yes this actually happened to me XD
Thank you so much! My sister and her children come over today and I had NO IDEA what to do with these old UNO cards I found in the garage. lol Thanks again. This was very helpful.
When I played uno we played by different rules. When a player had no cards in their hand to play, they had to keep picking until they had a card to play then that is played. Also, scoring was not based on what is left in everyone’s hands, but rather we usually kept playing until there was only one person left
We follow additional rules for this game, you should try it too. 1. Player with no card to drop needs to pick a card until he can drop a card 2. +4 and +2 combo.. If Player 1 drops +4 and player 2 also have +4, he can use that and player 3 should get 8 cards or drop another +2 card that matches the color that player 2 choose.. Have fun :)
I usually play the same kind if way. Except for when you dont have to card to place down, you keep on picking a card untill you match the card, that way the game last longer and more fun ti play because it's always unpredictable because you may never know when your have to end up drawing like 15 cards from the deck lol
but that way u re probably gonna run out of the deck before the game ends and maybe for a couple of times. and its annoying to need to shuffle the deck ind the middle of the game
No mention of the challenge on wild 4. From the UNO website: If you suspect that a player has played a Wild Draw 4 card illegally, you may challenge them. A challenged player must show his/her hand to the player who challenged. If the challenged player is guilty, he/she must draw the 4 cards. If the challenged player is not guilty, the challenger must draw the 4 cards, plus 2 additional cards.
I had never heard of UNO until after I graduated high school. It was then that I realized I had been playing a bootleg version of the game in high school without knowing it. (late 1970s). It makes sense to convert the game to a regular deck of cards instead of buying a specially marked deck since everybody usually has several decks of playing cards laying around the house. I don't remember much about the rules except that aces, twos, fours, sevens and tens did something, I think. Also, when I played the game in high school (late 1970s) we called it "Crap on Your Neighbor" which I think is a better name than UNO anyway. 🙂
Remember, play of the Draw 4 Wild card is only legal if there is no other available card in your hand that matches the color of the card that was most recently played. If you believe someone played a Draw 4 Wild card on you illegally, you may force a challenge on that player. If the player being challenged is guilty, he/she must draw 4 cards. If the player being challenged is NOT guilty, the player who initiated the challenge must draw 6 cards (4 for the cards required to be drawn, and 2 for failing the challenge).
We played different rules, if you have a the same number but different color you can put the 2 of them and if you"ll draw +4 then the other had a plus, the one who had no plus will totAl all the plus and give the card
You forgot a rule:When a draw 2 is played,the next player may play another draw 2/draw4 if they have one,but they dont draw cards,the next player may also play a draw 2.when you get to a player that cant play,they must draw cards added to the number of draw 2 cards in the discard pile.
I’ve been playing like this all the time but recently i found out that you can’t actually do that according to UNO manual lol. But yeah you can set your own house rules tbh
@Gather Together Games I've seen a variation of this at 3:13 where Player 2 would play the Green 2 and then also play the Blue 2. Iin other words playing multiple cards that match what is in the discard pile. Playing a combination. This version seems to only allow players to play one card at a time.
Tks for the work. One question, if wild card tuned at the beginning. Player 2 states a color, however he can play a card for that color or not? Meaning he only says a color then player 3 continues. As if the beginning card was his? Or he can drop a card, the color he says of course.
In 2019, Matel recently made changes to the UNO game so that : *The "+2" and "+4 wild" cards has been changed to "+1" and "+2 wild" respectivally. *The cards are now double-sided, meaning there are two sides : the bright side and the dark side with the dark side having 4 more colors : Cyan, Orange, Pink, and Purple. *The "0" card has been removed and has been replaced by the "flip" card which can be used to change from the bright side to the dark side and vice-versa. *On the dark side, there are 3 new cards : the "skip everyone" card which can be used to take another turn, the "+5" card which forces the next player to draw 5 cards, and the "+ color wild" card which allows the player who placed that card to chose any color they want and forces the next player to draw all cards one by one until they draw a card whose color matches the color that their previous player chose.
@@besten70 No, unlike dos, these are actual rule changes, just like the addition of the trade hands (changed to shuffle hands in 2018) card and customizable cards back in 2016.
@@besten70 Exactly, and the one without the rules changes is renamed to UNO Classic to differenciate it from the one with the rule changes which is simply named UNO.
So a +4 card can only be played when you don't have the matching color only? Is. this an honesty system? But then you also said immediately that you can play it even if you have a color matching the discard. Confused.
Maybe i missed it but what if a red +2 is thrown down, the next left person gets 2 more cards from deck. Now the next player to throw down a card is it possible to throw a +2 blue or green or yellow? Or does it have to be red card???? The last card facing up is +2 red
Being "of a certain age," I play this game with the new Retro edition, which has the original 1970s design. The action cards then had words, not symbols, and they were more clear (if one knew English, of course). But most of today's players don't know the correct rule for playing a Draw Four Wild, or what to do when an action card starts a hand, even though the rule sheet is clear on these points. But today's rules don't have the partnership game I played in college in the late 1970s, or mention that in two-handed UNO, the Reverse is treated as a Skip (otherwise, it would be pointless).
i have a question, can i play/put card after i play DRAW 4 card after i declare color. example ; i play DRAW 4, next player must draw 4 from deck then skipped their turn then i declared RED, after i declared can i immediately put Red card in my hand.
There isn’t a thing like people have the same numbers like lets say 9 9 6 7 5 8 0 the player with 2+ cards can drop two cards you have to act fast if you put both of them slowley one by one then the player draws 2 cards
I have two questions. If we do not have something that matches to the card drop by the previous player we have to get a card from the center, then if it matches with the previous one can I put it down or I have to keep it? My second question is when do I need to shout UNO? Is it when my card is only one?
If you don't have a match, you draw a card. If the drawn card can be played, you put it down. You will shout UNO when you have 1 card left in your hand.
how we play uno: 10 cards each player no card being flipped at the beginning we throw not only one card but all card with similar numbers at each turn example if the card is 3 green and I have 2 3s of blue and red I can throw them both also if I throw 3 stop cards and there are 4 players, all 3 would be skipped and it would be still my turn, we even combine reverses and stops 😭😭😭 when +2 is thrown, next player gets 2 cards and still can throw a card if we don't have a card to throw according from the pile, we keep getting cards from the deck until there is one throwable card if one player finishes all cards, the others can still continue to play, we didn't know there's a scoring we can stack +2 cards no matter the color (or is this official? cuz I searched in google and it said no) and we can also throw multiples of it in a single turn we played it so wrong
The only thing that i dont understand is if a person won and has 70 points then what should we do because you said we need 500 points to win but they got rid of all the cards.
If someone plays 4 wild, and next person has 4 wild as well, by the rule of matching colour or number, can second person put that card, then third person has too pick 8? Is that correct? Tnx
Very nice video Just 3 question 1. If player previous to me has played +2 and if I have another +2 of any color can I play it? 2. If anyone has last card to play it it should be same number or same color . Right? 3. If someone wrongly played +4 and that time no body called check and later we got to know it was a wrong move as he still had playable cards. What to do?
