7 Rules You May Have Missed In UNO The Card Game - How To Play Correctly

7 Rules You May Have Missed In UNO the Card Game.
Genre: Family Board Games
Hand Management
Take That Mechanism
Players: 2-10
Designer: Merle Robbins
Publisher: Mattel
How to Play UNO

UNO is a card game based on the public domain card game Crazy Eights. It is a game that has lived on shelves and in the nostalgic memories for decades and decades. Many people who play UNO have often changed, adapted or house ruled the game over time.

In this video we examine some of the widely overlooked rules to this game and we explore how this game was meant to be played. Some of these rules you may be familiar with and others you may not even know. This video aims to shed some light over the official rules for the original intention of the game.

The aim in a game of UNO is for players to empty their entire hand of cards throughout each round of gameplay. The winner of each round then gains points equal to the face up value of the cards remaining in their opponent's hands. The first player over several rounds to accumulate 500 points wins the game.

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[kulatoid]

should’ve named this video : 7 rules in UNO that your friends will ignore even after you showed them proof of their existence

[kaibaCorpHQ]

I swear this game is exactly like Monopoly, everyone has their own rules.

[input_name]

Let's be honest who actually keep score until 500?

[Riya-qgjp]

ha! i understand but do you think my friends are going to listen to me.?

[Hawlo]

No one I know that's played Uno actually likes using the official rules. Even if I explain them and they agree to try, they'll feel weird about it and we'd never finish a game because "that's how they've always played". And then one wonders why instruction manuals even exist in the first place.

[gemre]

Friends:actually... You have to
Me, owner of the cards:reality can be what i want it to be

[tamabidois]

Who else learned these rules from watching other youtubers play this on pc Uno videos

[AsKing_ccC]

Chaotic style rule: +2 & +4 can stake on each other and player can protect themselves by passing the +stack using reverse and skip as long as the color match

[myprofilepictureiscrabby.]

Uhhhh, we don't play with points.

[incognito_potato]

Who whatches this because your friends or family members dissagreed on how you play

[RockyLikesPews]

For fifteen years, I only played Uno with my family. One day a school a group of my friends were playing I joined in, I was prepared for this moment. I play well and get down to my last two cards, a wild and a blue one. I play the blue and my friend shouts “Uno!” I looked at him as he started laughing and then he told me to draw seven cards. I asked why, and he told me I didn’t say uno. I just stared at him. He said you didn’t say uno when you were down to one card. I got angry because I couldn’t understand why my buddy since kindergarten would make up a rule just to keep me from winning. Apparently, in fifteen years of playing Uno, no one in my family ever knew that shouting “Uno” when you had your last card was even a rule

[BoardGameSanctuary]

Note: Rule 4 Clarification - The Accusing Player is the player with whom a Draw 4 card was played on them (ie. The next player in turn order after the active player).

[HiFar]

I like how he uses the word “not legally” instead of “not allowed”. It’s like saying “Cheat and you are going to prison.”.

[mulberryman]

I never play for points considering some rounds can go for literal hours

[anyar]

Yes YouTube this is what I wanted at 3 am

[DukeApples]

We play a bit different, we add up our remaining hand to our own score...first to 500 ends the game...lowest score is the winner.

[Alisha-yznd]

1:46 Damn, that's the cleanest pile created during uno I've ever seen.

[MangoLassie]

I love stacking +2s though, it adds strategy to using them. It's sometimes smarter to hold onto it as a defensive tool than play it

[notmrusername]

stacking is what makes the game INTENSE

[lucasandoliver]

My family have just got into UNO. This video was really helpful (I’ve never seen rules written in such a small font). Many thanks 👍