How to play Uno (2024 Rules)

Learn the rules to the card game Uno quickly and concisely - This visually rich video has no distractions, just the rules.
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RULES:
The object of the game is to be the first player to get rid of all the cards in your hand. Pick a dealer who shuffles the deck and deals 7 cards facedown to each player. Players look at their own cards but keep them hidden from others. The dealer places the remaining deck facedown on the table as a draw deck and flips over the top card to start a discard pile. If this card is an action card, then ignore it and flip over another card until you get a non-action card.
The player to the left of the dealer goes first, then play initially proceeds clockwise. On your turn, you may play 1 card from your hand to discard pile, if you want. You can only play a card if it matches at least one attribute of the top card on the discard pile: its color, number, or symbol. If you cannot make a play, or you choose not to, then you must draw the top card of the deck and add it to your hand. If the drawn card is a playable card, then you are allowed to play it if you want. If there are no cards in the draw deck, then shuffle all but the top card of the discard pile into a new draw deck.
After you play or draw your turn ends and the next player goes. The moment you only have 1 card in your hand, you must yell “UNO” to alert of the other players you are about to win. However, if someone beats you to it, and calls “UNO” before the next player takes their turn, then you must draw 2 penalty cards.
There are special action cards you can play. When you do this is what happens:
Draw 2: The next player must draw 2 cards and loses their turn
Skip: the next player loses their turn.
Reverse: change the direction of play so it goes in the opposite direction
Wild: this card can match to any card in the discard pile. After playing a wild, you get to pick the color that continues play.
Wild shuffle hands: this card is a wild and can be played on anything. Once played, collect every card from all the players’ hands and shuffle them together. Starting with the player to your left, deal out all the cards to all the players. Players may end up with more or fewer cards than what they started with. Play continues in the current direction of play with you picking the color.
Wild draw four: this card is a wild and can be played on anything, however you are only allowed to play this card if you do not have any other cards in your hand with the same color as the top card in the discard. Once played, the next player may either draw 4 cards and lose their turn or they may challenge. If you challenge a draw 4, then the player who played it must reveal their hand. If they do not have the color in their hand that matches the discard pile they played to, then you must draw 6 cards and lose your turn. If they do have the color, then they must draw 4 cards instead and it is your turn. Regardless of the outcome of a challenge, that player picks the color that continues play.
Wild customizable: Before the game begins, remove these 3 cards and write with a pencil on them your own rule that must be followed when played. This card is a wild that may be played on any other card and you get to pick the color that continues play.
The first player to get rid of all the cards in their hand, wins. There is an optional victory method you can play which is for points. At the end of each hand, the player who went out scores points for each card remaining in their opponents’ hands. All number cards are worth their face value. Skip, reverse, and draw 2 are each worth 20 points. Wild cards are worth 50 points each. The first player to 500 points, wins.

[@GermaphobeMusic]

2023 rules? I can barely remember 10!

[@nuggets142]

Why is this actually funny

[@kumudsinglaofficial]

It means the year 2023

[@autumn8215]

​@@kumudsinglaofficialomg howdkd you know that

[@tristarcol]

​@@kumudsinglaofficial it was sarcasm

[@veravickalanitmoe6938]

yes

[@CrystalClearWith8BE]

Back in 2016, my family bought Uno and when we start learning Uno, we used the original video when Spencer, the lead designer of Triple S Games, talks about how to play Uno instead of Jim and that video later is the 2nd most viewed in your channel. Also, I'm glad you made these rules more specific with the 2023 rules and I still like Jim talking about the rules of a board/card game.

[@deedeeen]

That video had consistently wrong rules, so...

[@егорсамыйлучший13]

A little bit back in 2022, we played Uno with ofc my dad and my sister

[@Itz_Kayleee_333]

​@marciolima937 someone might know your age

[@AmyXCandyGames45]

@marciolima937then your 8 or 7 right????

[@Soldado94aliasUnit594]

Translate it as soon as possible in every language, I want to avoid arguments.

[@ThatOneKat511]

That’s a good idea

[@erinsgeography3619]

Tagalog version by erin's geography Isá. Paano laruin? Ang layunin ng laro ay maging ang kauna-unahang manlalaro na maubos ang hawak nilang baraha. Magtalaga ng mambabalása para balasahin ang mga baraha at bigyan ang bawat manlalaro ng tigpipitó, nang nakataob. Titingnan ng bawat manlalaro ang kanilang mga baraha ngunit itatago nila ito mula sa paningin ng iba. Ang mambabalása ay ilalagay ang mga natitirang baraha sa lamesa nang nakataob at kukunin ang pinakaibabaw para gawín ang tapunán. Kung ang barahang nabanggit ay may kaukulang kilos o ay unibersal, huwag itong pansinin at kúnin ang kasunod na nasá ibabaw hanggang sa hindi na sa mga ganitong uri ang mabunot. Ang mauunáng tumira ay ang nasá kaliwa ng mambabalása at ang direksyon ng laro ay kaliwa-pakanán. Kapag ikaw na ang titíra, maaari kang kumuha ng baraha mula sa iyong kamay at ilagay ito sa tapunán. Maaari mo lang ilagay ang baraha kung may nagtutugmang kahit isá man lang na katangian ng barahang nasá ibabaw ng tapunán: kulay, bílang, o simbolo. Kung hindi ka makapaglapag ng baraha o pilíing hindi maglapag, dapat kang kumuha ng karagdagang isáng baraha mula sa lalagyan. Kung ang nabunot ay maaaring mailapag, maaari itong ilapag kung nanaisin. Kung wala nang natitirang baraha sa lalagyan, kúnin ang lahat maliban sa pinakaibabaw ng tapunán at balasahin ito para magkaroon ng bagong lalagyan. Pagkatapos mong maglapag o bumunot, matatapos ang iyong tira at ang kasunod mo naman ang titira. Kapagdakang isáng baraha na lang ang hawak mo, dapat ay sumigaw ka ng "Isá!" para abisuhan ang mga ibang manlalaro na malápit ka nang magwagî. Ngunit, kung naunahan ka ng iba na sumigaw ng "Isá!" bago pa man tumira ang kasunod, dapat kang bumunot ng karagdagang dalawang baraha bilang parusa. May mga barahang unibersal at mga nagkakaukulâ ng kilos na maaaring ilapág. Kapag nailapag, ganito ang mga mangyayari: Dagdag dalawa: Ang kasunod na manlalaro ay bubunot ng dalawa at matatapos ang kaniyang tira. Lagtaw: Lalagtawan ang kasunod na manlalaro. Baligtad: Papalitan ang direksyon ng laro nang tumungo naman ito sa kabilang direksyon. Unibersal: Tumutugma ito sa kahit anong barahang nasá tapunán. Pagkatapos mo itong ilapag, may karapatan kang pumili ng kulay na magtutuloy ng laro. Unibersal at pagbabalasa: Unibersal ang barahang ito at maaaring ilapag saanmán. Pagkatapos nito, kunin ang lahat ng baraha ng lahat ng mga manlalaro at balasahin ang mga ito. Ipamahagi ang mga baraha, umpisa sa iyong kaliwa. Maaaring mas dumami pa o mas umunti ang mga barahang hawak ng mga manlalaro. Magtutuloy ang laro sa kulay na iyong itatalaga, at sa katuloy na direksyon. Unibersal at dagdag apat: Unibersal ang barahang ito at maaaring ilapag saanmán. Subalit, mailalapag mo lang ang barahang ito kung wala ka nang iba pang baraha na nagtutugma sa kulay ng nasá ibabaw ng tapunán. Kapag nailapag na, may dalawang maaaring gawín ang kasunod na manlalaro: bumunot ng dagdag na apat na baraha at isuko ang kanilang tira, o humámon. Kapag hinámon, ang naglapag ng "unibersal at dagdag apat" ay dapat ipakita sa lahat ang kaniyang mga baraha. Kapag ang naglapag ay walang barahang tumutugma sa tapunán kung saan sila naglapag, ikaw, ay dapat bumunot ng anim at isuko ang iyong tira. Kung mayroon sila ng kulay, sila ang bubunot ng apat at ikaw ang susunod na titíra. Anuman ang naging resulta ng hámon, ang nanghámon ang siyang pipili ng kulay na magtutuloy ng laro. Unibersal at nababago: Bago mag-umpisa ang laro, tanggalin ang tatlong mga barahang ito at isulat nang lapis ang inyong sariling patakaran sa kung anong mangyayari kapag nailapag ang nasabing baraha. Itong baraha ay unibersal at maaaring ilapag saanmán at may karapatan kang italaga ang kulay na magtutuloy ng laro. Sa kalagitnaan ng mga laro, maaari niyong burahin at palitán [ang nakasulat] sa mga barahang ito. Ang unang makaubos ng kaniyang mga hawak na baraha ang panalo. May opsyonal na paraan ng pagkapanalo na maaari ninyong laruin, ito'y nakabase sa puntos. Pagkatapos ng isang sesyón, ang siyang unang natapos ay magtatalaga ng puntos sa bawat baraha mula sa kaniyang [mga] kalaban. Ang mga barahang bílang ay nagkakahalaga ng bílang na nakasulat sa mga ito. Ang lagtaw, baligtad, at dagdag dalawa ay nangangahalagang dalawampung puntos. Ang mga unibersal na baraha ay nangangahalagang limampung puntos. Ang unang magkaroon ng limandaan o higit pang puntos ang panalo. edit: i can speak french as well. just tell me guys if you want a french version from me

[@Eventer_Hunter]

العربية؟

[@yigitpasa7743]

Turkish

[@mikeb5819]

So does my buddy. Believe me

[@hologaster]

2:45 I have so much question on the challenge aspect of wild +4 cards when watching other people play the online version. Thank god you explained it.

[@midhun69]

I didn't understood tht

[@daswarzenschwein]

​@@midhun69you can't play Wild +4s if you have a matching color card Example 🟦

[@ThatIsALakeSir]

My family never challenged a +4 card, not even me. So, the best thing to do? Ignore it and don’t challenge a +4 card.

[@version1290]

​@ThatIsALakeSir except if that player is about to win. Because when you challenge, you get to see their card so you can change color so that they won't win. It just my strategy.

[@ThatIsALakeSir]

@@version1290 but you could draw 4 cards, but ok

[@ajlaguna7880]

Who owns the deck makes the rules 💀

[@CRaDISHOfficial]

The _house rules_ are what you are referring to

[@Reginald-e5e]

Golch hgiq​@@CRaDISHOfficial

[@Reginald-e5e]

​@@CRaDISHOfficialgjd

[@muhammedHassen-ph7qf]

Me

[@WisamSafi1978]

He who owns the spice, controls the universe

[@shumakazi3908]

Great version, I've played different house rules of that game. Stacking and few others

[@weeje9617]

I’m here just so I can fact check the rules because my cousin’s is making unbelievable rules

[@blacknoved]

Same bruh

[@pratharshanjanarththanan6634]

Same here

[@afeefahkarim]

Same bro 😂

[@ceritaauryn2947]

Underrated comment 😂

[@Football_766]

Same

[@gustavrsh]

Don't know if I like the custom cards being writable by pencil, doesn't seem durable. They should have used that coating that allows whiteboard markers, easier to erase and no marks A fun house rule would be that if someone wins a round, they get to rewrite one of custom cards. Also, the shuffle wild should allow the +2 stacking house rule to be more viable.

[@TheTrueBrawler]

There is a potential solution. Instead of writing rules directly onto the three cards, mark them as A, B, and C. Using a separate sheet of paper, you can write special rules corresponding to each letter and keep doing it each time you want to change what each of the three cards do. It's what my group did.

[@theuseraccountname]

Those kind don't stay legible in a hand. The suggestion by @TheTrueBrawler is a good compromise.

[@estebandsandovall]

Its like that card on monopoly, that makes you throw money in the air and catch it, obviously making a mess and messing up the bills, the idea must be to destroy your game and then buy another one. The option of marking them as A, B and C its quite clever actually.

[@jetx_47]

I just play the customizable cards as traditional wilds. Avoids any confusion.

[@BiggestBigBoy]

laminate the cards, and use dry erase makers on them

[@analuciasterner7788]

I forgot the rules right after the video ended

[@Void5273Playz]

Fr

[@ehsantb2662]

Then see the video again

[@eiseouy]

@@ehsantb2662and if he keeps on forgetting hes stuck in a loop

[@mar25947]

😂😂😂

[@mirandahowell4868]

😂😂😂

[@OhioanOrganDonor]

the only changes to the rules for 2023 that i can identify are the starting action card behaviors if they are drawn first for the discard pile. that has always been confusing, especially the wild card which wasn’t made clear whether the player chooses the color and then plays their card or only chooses the color. nice to see that the solution now is to just keep drawing until a normal card can be put down. it would be helpful to know if these rules were taken straight from a 2023 uno game or found online

[@deedeeen]

I have a 2021/22 instructions sheet that stated these rules :P

[@davidguthary8147]

They also made it so the point system is optional instead of the officially sanctioned means of victory. I'm also fairly certain the "Wild Shuffle Hands" card is new.

[@Gigi_B10]

The player only chooses the colour and will wait for his next turn to play

[@KellyThomas9]

My new deck matches this video and states "copy updated Jan 2021 on the bottom of the rule sheet. A notable omission compared to earlier rules is no explicit rules for two player. As currently written reverse is meaningless 2 player and earlier versions said it should me treated as a skip card.

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

So the main change is that before, if the first card in the discard pile is a Wild/Draw 2/Skip/Reverse, then the player to go first (dealer's left) is effected by it. If a Wild Draw 4 card is the first card in the discard pile, then it's returned to the deck and another first discard for the pile replaces it. Sorry if I'm not wording this exactly right...

[@ThatIsALakeSir]

They said to keep drawing until it’s a non-action card. However that is way better

[@clonefighter1996]

- OPTIONAL HOUSE RULES - Taken from Ubisoft's adaptation of the game: *Jump In* - Whenever an opponent plays a card, if you have the same exact card (matching BOTH the color and number/symbol), you may play it out of turn. Play then continues starting from the player next to you in turn. *7/0 Hand Exchange* - Whenever you play a 7, you swap hands with any player of your choice. Whenever you play a 0, every player passes their cards to the next in turn. Play continues normally in both cases. *Stacking* - Whenever you're the target of a draw action (Draw 2 or Wild Draw 4), you may play another draw action card to redirect the action to the next player with an increased card penalty. The card played must match in symbol, you can't play e.g. a Wild Draw 4 on top of a Draw 2. *Draw to Match* - If you choose to draw a card on your turn, you must draw until you receive a card that you can play. You may then choose to play it or forfeit your turn. *Force Play* - If (or when, if *Draw to Match* is active) you draw a valid card, you MUST play it. *No Challenges* - Whenever you become the target of a Wild Draw 4 card, you MUST draw 4 cards; you may not challenge the player who played that card.

[@TheCheesyNachos]

I don’t think I’ve ever played UNO with the challenging rule

[@lifinale]

None of these were by Ubisoft though… these house rules were always there

[@clonefighter1996]

@@lifinale They were, but I based the list specifically off of Ubisoft's version of the game. Because yes.

[@lifinale]

@@clonefighter1996 because yes.

[@TheVoidCult]

+99

[@TaranVaranYT]

In 2 player uno, reverse cards are the same as skip cards

[@sansundertale2090]

im sorry pepperman, but your wrong. the reverse does nothing in a 2 player game

[@neharathore4990]

Well in my house it does

[@sansundertale2090]

thats a house rule. you can still play like that if you want tho@@neharathore4990

[@cindyclaws]

Omg just played this with my 2 grandsons. Haven't played this game since 1976!! We had a blast!! Some of their rules were "different!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@Ankrato]

I made super powerful custom cards like "either don't play for 15 turns or take 25 cards" and "throw all the good to the bottom of the draw pile". Me and my friends use these to have revenge and have a lot of fun

[@b.k.5667]

Never heard of the challenging rule. I mostly play with stacking and sometimes jumping in

[@shawnsaifullah2743]

✌

[@SebiGoina]

1:51 back in my day the wild card did not have the word “wild” on it and we called it “the color changer” (not official, thats just how i called it before knowing it was named the wild card”

[@hkayakh]

2:30 I remember that rule in Uno Flip for the draw color card. Never heard of it for the +4 card.

[@TheTrueBrawler]

Challenging has been a thing for at least a couple decades, but people don't typically know about it because they don't read every detail in the rules. This is made even worse by the fact that Wild +4 cards have similar icon notation as +2 cards even though +2 cards don't have any rules relating to challenging. The end result is a card that most people will assume by default is just a hybrid of a +2 card and a Wild card with no other special properties.

[@abelcasasparra1207]

I remembered this rule from the other "How to play Uno" video, too.

[@ThatIsALakeSir]

@@TheTrueBrawlerSo that’s why

[@GUGAMINECRAFT]

In some versions, this shuffle hands card is replaced with a swap hands card, which is the case of my deck

[@ThatIsALakeSir]

Also the case for my UNO deck, which I bought from the shops in the covered court of my school

[@ଠ୍ଠ୍ଠଂ]

Me and the boys saying "oh no!" instead of "uno!"

[@sharikelly7539]

lol My friends would say "NO UNO!"

[@andrewpinedo1883]

Ono 99.

[@Servenifer]

ino!

[@TsukimiAoki]

I have played some special rule: You can play as many as same number/symbol card You can play same color and number on discard anytime You can play draw 2/draw 4 after another draw card and stack

[@hamizannaruto]

Most people played like that. I played using the original rules it's definitely more luck based, but it does not last that long. With that said, I don't like Uno in the first place. Both original and modified rule are meh

[@Sp3ctralI]

@@hamizannaruto why play it then if you simply complain about it?

[@hamizannaruto]

@@Sp3ctralI Past tense man. I played. I complain because I can. I don't like the game. But I did played in the past, with siblings and friend. I can't complain if I have never play it. Get your head together and think how I can complain without playing it before?

[@Sp3ctralI]

@@hamizannaruto it just wouldn’t make sense to complain about something but continuing to do it, as if it would do anything to stop the complaining or whatnot

[@Sp3ctralI]

@@hamizannaruto which I misinterpreted but whatever

[@presionad0]

The "challenge draw 4" rule gives an unfair advantage to the other players because they know what colors of him are remaining.

[@manlyminotaur99gaming8]

With blank cards, I leave them blank and let whoever plays it make up a *reasonable* rule on the spot, but if they take longer than 15 seconds to make the rule, they have to draw 2 cards

[@pxndaa]

Reasonable is subjective

[@capcut..tutorials8403]

Subjective is subjective

[@manlyminotaur99gaming8]

Reasonable is reasonable

[@aleksic123_real]

is

[@ezfplayz]

Guys, here at ours, there are some added rules from base UNO, like: +2 and Wild +4 Cards Stacking (like in UNO No Mercy); and Drawing cards until you can play onto the discard pile

[@fricheyy]

I can barely understand a little

[@CalvinMcroy]

This video was so informative that my 5 year old watched it and proceeded to beat me five times in a row. Not bad for a first timer. I said, how did you do that, and He said “well, I did watch that video…”! Haha.

[@theAstarrr]

This is the best channel for teaching games. It's very well done and the visuals are really good too, the way they match the instructions.

[@kamekmagickoopa6532]

babe wake up new uno patch notes

[@behsookyen]

I don’t have the other wild cards i have dare,filp,normal and mini

[@rgracia633]

Thank you. Very clear instructions.

[@shizune_]

We have a house rule in place that I personally call the "No U" rule, and it's that we can choose between doing the +4 wild challenge or not, or if we have a reverse card of any color, we can play that and it'll be treated as if the one who played the +4 lost the challenge even if they played it legally.

[@general_paul]

We use additional set of rules at home: 1) If someone has 2 playable cards of same color and number, they can play those two cards at once 2) If there is another card of same number but different color as well, they can drop it along with the two cards dropped as per rule 1 3) Whenever someone plays +2 or wild +4, if the next person too has +2 or wild +4, he/she can play the card type corresponding to the previous player's card at their will and the resultant effect stacks up for the next player

[@FarazRajput1992]

These are just bad examples of house rules.

[@general_paul]

@@FarazRajput1992 how.? Plz explain. Also tell your suggestions. Rule 2 might be a controversial one for you, but others?

[@chelski260813]

I used these rule too..more enjoyable!!

[@caja1491]

I'd say that the rules is also for the UNO Colourblind Accessible. Plays exactly the same as this UNO 2024 but with symbols (or suits) to help colourblind players to be able to see better. Circle = Red Star = Yellow Triangle = Green Square = Blue More of the themed UNO Cards (as long as they have the logo "Mattel, Empowering the next generation through play. Inspirer les futures générations par le jeu.") will have the same rules and instruction formats as this one but with special rule cards. Examples like UNO Disney 100, UNO The Amazing Spiderman, UNO Buzz Lightyear, UNO Despicable Me 4, UNO Batman and etc). What I mean is the new rules changed to ignoring the action card if it is the first card flipped then a new card is flipped together with the fact that now the scoring points became an optional victory method.

[@BLUESTONE1920]

Me and my 2 friends were playing uno (we were playing a game where whoever lost all their cards wins). i was the one who shuffle the card i rigged it so that all red cards and wild go to the bottom and 1 wild goes to me, after i used the wild i set the color to red and 4 decks of uno is gone its distributed to all 3 of us. It was a long game tho

[@Sharky_0456]

2:00 we made a house rule that you had to choose the colour before everyones hands were shuffled and i think it should be an official rule so that there is risk and reward to guessing what colour you are going to have the most of

[@NationalGamer24x]

Players with an old version of UNO between 2015-2018 had a “Wild Swap Hands” card instead of the “Shuffle hands” card.

[@Daron-d2g]

0:35 Uno reverse cards

[@Mitskurrth]

You have made it more complex 😂

[@Abhi-hn6wr]

When is uno called after keeping the card on the table or before the card is kept or while the card is keeping

[@thecaseclosedpikachufiles]

You actually can play with more than 7 cards if you want. Whenever my brother and I play this game. We always play with a few extra cards

[@Paramountiscool]

Dude,2024 rules?,this video was barely 1year ago,and today is october 24,2024,and 5:42 pm

[@Edos512]

i just came up with a wild custom card that could be really dangerous in a point game it's a normal wild card but if someone wins and you have the card on your hand, the points go to you.

[@malakossama293]

what happens if both the player with one card left and all other players forget to call uno and the player's turn is over?

[@tranmanhuc6235]

here is a good house rule: after playing a number card, if you still have cards with the same number on your hand, you can play them too on that turn, and you choose how many cards to play AND which card is on top of the discard pile

[@Od1nM]

We got a refresher of the refresher of the rules after chess

[@maulanamalik5287]

hi, i have a question about the game. if I play Uno cards with 3 player, let's says them; player A, player B, and player C. If player B takes out 2 uno reverse cards at once, who's the next person's turn to play? player "B" or player "C"

[@zionbench4943]

Random fact:you can't stack two or four cards

[@アービン別れ]

this really help me to play with my cousin and friends

[@pedrohbf8160]

There is a house rule of my family were if someone plays a red 7 everyone must stay silent until the turn of player who played the red 7, if anyone makes a sound during the silent then it must draw a card.

[@ghefersoncurva]

Custom rules i made up Blue threat : if you play a blue card the number shown in the card next player draws that many cards Unless its a 0, wild or action cards Yellow bomber : like blue threat but you throw the cards and others must pick them up if its near them Red death: draw as many cards as shown in the card Green infection: everytime someone draws 2 (2 turns until its your turn again) every +2 and wild +4 adds by 1 Wild draw : all players (even you) draws 2 cards

[@Puff-e3w]

Please reply if the other person say uno before u the other person should also have 1 card or you have to hide your 1 card so they dont say uno before u Inshortdoes the other person says uno should also have 1 card left or they just say b4 u ) ?????????

[@TheGalacticMagician]

May I perhaps request that you cover the rules changes for UNO 50th anniversary edition?

[@kirilvelinov7774]

Traditional style UNO wild card The word "WILD" written in black and red upside down with red heart,blue club(four leaf clover) and upside down black spade and yellow diamond pips My version uses a more distinct "club" shape

[@Likhithcp-o8t]

I forget the rules sir please make once the video with playing with 4 players then only we came to understand sir

[@nuarneo]

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.

[@larisakravtsova1044]

No, you have to wait yor turn. For example 3 players are playing. You play +4 card and declare red. Next player (on the left) is missing his turn, next player (on his left) plays red, then your turn.

[@randomnobody28]

Finally a good tutorial to show to my friend bc they be making things up for example when you place a wild card and choose a color you want it to be you have to put a card that has the color of what you pick that stupid what if you choose a color that you don't have what are you going to do that just a rule that my friend made up

[@ThatIsALakeSir]

To be honest, that made up rule makes the game a little less challenging

[@Sour_Kandi]

....I play with stackable cards, as in... I put 2 or more cards that have the same number... I thought those were the rules....

[@caja1491]

WRONG! Only play exactly ONE card each turn!!!

[@kirilvelinov7774]

Uno rules with traditional deck Wild card Four symbols Action card Green(clover) four leaves Blue(pike) flipped heart Yellow(tile) rhombus Red(heart)

[@kirilvelinov7774]

In traditional decks clubs are blue and spades are black

[@isaac_aren]

It seems they removed the unique rules for 7 and 0 that used to be part of the official rules. Playing a 7 allows you to swap all your cards with someone, and playing a zero rotates all the cards one player in the direction of play

[@samuelhoskins9983]

Those were never actually official if I recall correctly.

[@EightThreeEight]

That's a house rule.

[@GUGAMINECRAFT]

And a rule of uno no mercy

[@Puff-e3w]

Does reverse works only 1 time? Means reverse only change direction for 1 turn?

[@mjorozco3786]

It changes the direction of play until the game ends unless someone else uses a reverse and switches it.

[@kennykwa4217]

i have a question, if for example, person one puts a wild +4 card and picks the colour yellow, can the next person put a +2 card in a colour other than yellow?

[@aryapatel1932]

Could you do Insane Monopoly next?

[@azizfariati1542]

in morocco theres a rule where somebody plays a wild card expections:color wild card somebody can put the same card or any wild card he wont get the wild punishment

[@ThatIsALakeSir]

When my family plays uno, we always thought the person with only one card won. And we were wrong, but still challenges players.

[@eriktoth1137]

Finally,the truth if you play with 6 or 7 cards,how can you counter +4 and +2,hiw much u draw if u don't have a matching card

[@AgtJX33]

Hey I have a suggestion how about uno show em no mercy how to play?

[@CosmicControllers28]

I am an uno expert. I am judging this video to see if it’s accurate

[@Alexifeu]

Could you do a Video about Snappy Dressers it is really cool and also from the makers of UNO. I own it and it has 10 different game modes. :3

[@narrativegatherer3128]

This is good channel ngl

[@rocky57]

This game is extremely similar to Take Two which is played with an ordinary deck of cards. I prefer take two.

[@anonymousperson4363]

It's similar to many games of different names that use traditional style cards. Same game, various variations.

[@ImAcatquack-pq8dy]

I win every round bcz of 1 thing i write it on the card and it's give me all of everyone's special cards

[@namanchoudhary19]

Agr mere pass required color ka card h to bhi to Mai game change krne ke lea colour change card use kar skta hu na..?? Pls reply ...

[@shengmingge8330]

i love this uno thing

[@tamimalkhalifah6275]

it doesnt make sense to me to challenge every time a player plays +4 card, they will just abuse it, unless there is a limitation for the number challenges? can someone explain?

[@tiozuradasexatas6754]

If you challenge the +4 and the oponent played it legally, you draw 6. If you challenge the +4 and you were right on the suspicion, the opponent draws 4 instead of you.

[@Janardhanan-g1y]

I have a request please make a vid of how to play Uno cricket

[@Janardhanan-g1y]

Anybody

[@Janardhanan-g1y]

If you think I'm right pls like and add a reply

[@marv2129]

Rules are way more complex than I thought it'd be

[@josephinewliu]

1:20 if someone beats you to it and calls uno before the next player takes their turn, then you must draw two penalty cards

[@updeshkumar1777]

Help me understand please - How can someone beat you to it before the next player takes turn? Only the next player will have chance to put one card and then can be left with one card to shout uno. How can anyone else?

[@mrcristoito]

I just bought this uno version but not included customize card and shuffle hand card , why is that??

[@lepibenji]

Can you end the game and win if you play the wild card lastly? (please say yes I am playing with my younger cousin)

[@jimins_jams.97]

so if i play a +2 in yellow can my friend next to me play another +2 on top of mind but with a different color ?? also can my friend play 3 cards at the same time because it has the same numbers ? i rlly need an answer bcs some of my friends made fun of me for not knowing how to play uno, i came home and checked the rules , ur video proves tht i played correct all along but these 2 reasons is something tht im confused about as my friends do it

[@squarohedron0664]

Stacking +2 or +4 cards is not allowed. On your turn you must only play one card.

[@cosmicserpent2181]

Is it not more fun to stack the +2 cards? So if I match a +2 with another +2 they take 4 etc

[@StarkMaximum]

If it's fun to play that way, you should play that way. People act like something not being in the "canon rules" makes it forbidden, and that finding out your house rule isn't an official rule is some sort of grand betrayal. The rules of the game make for a baseline, a general agreed upon framework, that you can then tweak and customize to make it work for you and your group. Just make sure everyone knows your house rules in advance and everything is Gucci.

[@MelB868]

Yeah that's how do it

[@widmo206]

The rules are the same as regular Uno, except for these changes:

[@Ariautoace]

Thank you for this @widmo2068

[@freemanfarm12]

Thanks you

[@BeeVloggingComedy]

Thank you so much. This video was very helpful. Now I remember how😇😇😇🙏🙏🎅🎅👍👍!! Merry Christmas to you and your family!!😊

[@Joshua-sl3ln]

Bruh

[@gaminggbms4op382]

This video is very helpful everyone like this video if you forget how to play

[@al_x2138]

Wait so Uno has patch notes now?

[@TheTiagofo]

Am i the only one that play more than 1 card with the same number? Like, if i had 3 cards with the number 7, i play all of them.

[@EnriqueLaberintico]

1:38 losing a turn after drawing is devious, I refuse to accept that as official.

[@rozifakhatun1567]

You don't really need to play it by the rules tho

[@IamFaeyzaIsIslamicOfficial2015]

3:00 "and it is your turn" when the player picks the color "yellow" they instantly freezed

[@Real_HOCUS]

I had to send this to my wife my 22 yo and my 10 year old because my 10 and 22 year old daughter is crying because she has no idea about change 😂❤

[@ItsPForPea]

Never understand why draw cards (+2/+4) also causes the players to lose their turn, isn't that what skip card already does? Why making +2 so much better than every other non-wild action cards?

[@deadersurvival4716]

So they actually have two or four cards, instead of making them be a glorified 1 or 3?

[@ItsPForPea]

@@deadersurvival4716 plus one is good enough when you usually go -1 each turn

[@deedeeen]

It has _always_ been this way, since the first known releases! (also hi there, itspforpea)

[@ItsPForPea]

@@deedeeen I know, I just don't like it that way, way too strong compared to other action cards imo Also hi!

[@deadersurvival4716]

@@ItsPForPea Not really. It'd just be 1 extra turn.

[@danielaugust3804]

Ive been playing uno wrong my entire life 😂

[@OfficialExplorermalaysia]

This is my first time seeing an Uno game with shuffle hand version

[@markstephensajul8244]

Wait so could you counter a plus 2 with another plus 2 to make it plus 4 for the next person?

[@veryrandomusere]

If you want to, you can allow stacking - this is where you can put a draw card on another draw card instead of drawing the cards - for example, putting a +2 on a +2 to make a +4 instead of drawing the 2 cards and losing your turn. This rule is optional.

[@Something_dumb]

I see the 2023 rules added some cards that I thought were only in different versions but I guess they are official now.

[@angelitogador6264]

Reverse Turns The Direction To Counter Clockwise

[@Utham-vv1xf]

I got a question, when someone draw +2/+4 card then next person can draw reverse which turns the person who drawn +2/+4 must take up +2/+4 from deck to himself

[@Utham-vv1xf]

Is skip card can be drawn on any color

[@heroce974]

Can we finish on a special card ? Like +4 or +2

[@yerramanisankar5759]

Yes ig

[@giwrgoscodname525]

Can i question something? 1.Can i win with +2 ? 2. Can i play +2 above +2 ? 3. Can i win with wild card ? Thanks

[@TripleSGames]

1. yes. 2. if you are the one drawing the cards, no. If you are the player after the one drawing the cards, yes. 3. yes.

[@Vikahang]

0:41 ha I beat the record! I was VERY CONFUSED HERE.