UNO!

Battle your friends and family in this fun and easy game for players aged 7+

Be the first player to discard all your cards by matching colors or numbers and using action cards!

You only need two things!

• UNO! Card Deck
• 2-10 players

Setup is quick and Easy!

1. Each player draws a card, they player with the highest number card is the dealer.
2. Dealer shuffles cards and deals out 7 cards to every player face down.
3. Place remaining cards face down in a single pile(draw pile).
4. Pick up the top card and place next to the draw pile face up (This is the discard pile -you will play on this card to start)
5. If the flipped card is a action card, place on the bottom of the draw pile and flip over another.

The player left of the dealer goes first

1. They will use their cards to match the color, number, or action card on the discharge pile.
2. Player can also play a power card with no color (wild/draw 4).
3. If the player cannot play, they must draw one card from the draw pile. If they can play the card, they must play it on the discard pile. If they cannot play the card, they must add it to their hand and their turn is over.
4. If an action card (skip, reverse, +2, +4) is played on you, you must do the action and you lose your turn.
5. Before playing your last card, you must say UNO! If a player noticies you have one card and says UNO! before you, you must draw four cards.

Once a player discards their final card, the game is over.

The winner is the player who discards all of their cards first!

These are the most commonly made:

• Action Cards (+2/+4) cannot be stacked ontop of eachother.
• You only draw one card when you cannot play - do not draw until you can play.
• Calling UNO! before the player puts down their card - You must allow the player to fully discard the second card in their hand before you can challange and call UNO! against them.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Can you play two of the same cards in one turn?

No, you can only play one card at a time

2. Can I stack action cards?

No, you cannot stack action cards. The person who had the card played against them must draw and forfit their turn. At that point the next player could put down another action card, but it would apply to the player after them.

3. What do the Action Cards do?

Here is a quick reference guide:

Card	Description
Skip	The next player loses their turn.
Reverse	The direction of play is switched (either clockwise or counterclockwise)
Draw Two	The next player has to draw two cards and forfits their turn.
Wild	The player who discards this action card chooses which color is now active for the next player.
Wild Draw Four	The player chooses the color and forces the next player to draw four cards and forfeit their turn.