DOS - How to Play

Dos is a hand management card game brought to us by the makers of Uno.

In this video, I teach you how to play ‘Dos’ by Mattel.

If you are interested in adding Dos to your collection, here is a link to the game:

Table of Contents
00:00 DOS - How to Play
00:32 Table of Contents
00:42 Introduction
01:03 End Game
01:30 Please Subscribe
01:37 Game Setup
02:03 How to Play
02:32 Number Match
02:53 Number & Color Match
03:38 Draw
03:54 Ending Your Turn
04:16 Special Cards
04:45 Please Subscribe
05:10 The DOS Rule
05:42 Scenario 1 - Number Matches
06:06 Scenario 2 - Double Color Match
06:27 Scenario 3 - Color Matches
06:53 Scenario 4 - Draw a Card
07:06 Scenario 5 - Draw a Card and Then Play
07:26 Scenario 6 - The DOS Rule
07:45 Scenario 7 - Ending the Round

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About this video:
In this video John McCann from The Tabletop Tutor shares how to play ‘DOS’ by Mattel. If you are interested in learning more about how to play board games, or the board gaming hobby, then subscribe as John explores various board games in this ‘How to Play’ series!

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[anamadigan]

I have just purchased DOS and after reading the inclosed instructions and listening to not only your video but several. All of the videos I have listen to all say that the winner is the player to reach 200 pts however the instructions like UNO says 500 pts is the winner.

[treforwilliams]

Great tutorial that really helps to understand the rules and gameplay of DOS.

[pierre]

When I read the instructions, it states that when you combine two cards to match the number, the two cards must share the same color. An example, you would lay down a red 3 and red 4 or match a 7 of any color.

[barbj]

Also when it's your turn do you match your card numbers, use 2 cards to add up to face up card, then draw a card afterward if you can't play anymore? I'm getting confused about this part. Please explain clearer

[Daves_PianoAndPipes]

Such an interesting spin off from Uno! Honestly, Uno can get tiresome after a while. Thanks for sharing your tutorial.

[barbj]

When do the other players draw a card, ? After current player does a single color match or double color match or both?

[WilliamFAlmeida]

So you can't match just color? You have to match the number as well? That gets annoying when the number on the center row is 1

[naynasrin]

My friend suggested to play this game so I requested my father to buy

[yucatica]

I get when to call “dos”, but after you call it and you end up with one card, what happens? Can that happen or am I playing wrong?

[bimoaji]

Hello sir, a wonderful tutorial from you. But, What should player do if on the deck showed a hastag card ?

[nimayaung]

when the hastag card come in the center row what do u play

[yucatica]

If there’s only one color match do other players pick up card? Is it one card pick up per color match?

[cygil]

Not a simulation of the MS-DOS command line? I'm disappointed.

[shaddowblack]

Uno =one
Dos=two
Next game would be tres! (three!)