You can play Uno with 2 to 10 players. Players should be at least 7 years old. If you need a deck of Uno cards, you can find options for purchase here.

For example, if the top card in the discard pile is a red number 8, you could play any red card you have or a card of any color that has an 8 on it. The game is usually played going clockwise from the dealer.

If you can’t play the card you just drew, the player next to you can take their turn.

A Reverse card has 2 arrows that are going in opposite directions. If you get a Skip card, which is a card that has a circle with a slash through it, the player next to you must skip their turn. According to Uno rules for 2 players, Reverse works like Skip if you’re playing with just 2 people. That means your opponent has to skip a turn and you get to immediately play another card. For 2 players, if you play a Draw 2 or Wild Draw 4 card, the other person has to draw the number of cards and then you resume play on your turn again.

If someone forgets to say “Uno,” hand them 2 cards as a penalty. If no one notices that the player didn’t say “Uno,” there is no penalty.

If you can’t play your last card, draw another card and continue until someone’s hand is empty. Try to save a Wild card as your last card, if you have one. That way, you’ll know for sure that you’ll be able to play it and win the round!

To score a hand, give the winner of the round:[8] X Research source 20 points for each Draw 2, Reverse, or Skip card in an opponent’s hand 50 points for Wild and Wild Draw 4 cards The face value for number cards (for example, an 8 card equals 8 points) You can also count the number of cards a player has after each round and have the player that reaches 100 points first win, though this isn’t in the official game rules.

You can even personalize the rules to create completely unique Uno games.

For example, if there’s a yellow 3 on the table, a player could put down a yellow 7 and a red 3. If you don’t want the game to end faster, you can have the players draw 2 cards instead of 1 each time they don’t have a card to play.

Everyone must draw 2 cards. The next player must sing a song or draw a card. Swap 1 card with the player next to you.

For example, if you have this card, wait until the game is almost over and swap hands with the player that has the fewest cards.