Uno is a popular card game that was developed in 1971 by Merle Robbins in Reading, Ohio. The name “uno” comes from the Spanish and Italian word “uno”, which means “one”. In this game, players use a unique deck of cards that have different colours and numbers.
The objective of the game is to be the first player to get rid of all their cards by matching them with the same colour or number as the card on the top of the discard pile. The player who runs out of cards first wins the game.
In the UNO card game, a skip card makes the next player miss their opportunity to play. You can play a skip card on a color that matches or on another skip card. A Skip card is a special action card in the standard Uno deck that comes in all four colors: Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow. […]
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A Wild Swap hands card in UNO is a blank card with a swapping hands mark on it, a special action card that allows you to swap all the cards in your hand with another person of your choice. This card is considered a wild card, which means you can play it on your turn even
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In the UNO game play, a “cancel card” is referred to both an uno reverse card and a blank card with canceling the cards rule. However, players can use a cancel card to rule out the effect of a wild card or to block the effect of any card played by the opposing player. The cancel card
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The Shuffle Hands card is an additional wild card in the card game Uno, that has a shuffling hands sign on it. The card means that the player who plays the card must shuffle all the player’s hand cards and then again share the cards equally between all players. UNO Shuffle Hands Card Rules To play
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The Draw 4 card in UNO is a special action card in UNO that enables the player to define the next color to be played and forces the next player to draw four cards. The player who plays the Draw 4 card gets to choose the color that the game continues with, and can’t play
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The Draw 2 card is a special action card in the UNO that makes the follow-up player draw two cards from the drawing pile, and the turn continues as normal. When a player picks up a Draw 2 card, the next player must draw two cards from the draw pile and finish their turn after
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In the latest edition of the card game UNO, called UNO Show ‘Em No Mercy, there is a new card known as Wild Draw 10 card. This card is a wild card that you can play to force the next person in the sequence to pick up 10 cards from the drawing pile. This special
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The Block Card in UNO is a customizable card with house rules defined to block action of opponent cards, and also, there are UNO power grab rules in which a player can use Power tower to block Action Cards. However, there is no official Block Card in the deck of UNO, but we can introduce
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The UNO Blank Card is a special action card in UNO that is used as an additional card to replace a lost or broken card from your deck or to set up your own house rules for the game. The Uno deck comes with three blank cards, which are known as wild customizable cards that
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UNO for Adults (Adult UNO) is a card game that’s similar to regular UNO but with the addition of dares designed for 2 to 10 players aged 18 and up. The game can be played like regular UNO (with 112 cards) by matching colors and numbers, but if a specific card is played, the person must
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