Uno
Card Games

Uno Rules

Uno is the classic card game of matching colors and numbers. Simple to learn, fast to play, and endlessly fun for the whole family.

2-10 players
Ages 7+
15-30 min

Last updated: Feb 2026

Objective

Be the first player to play all your cards. Score points from the cards remaining in your opponents' hands. First to 500 points wins.

Setup

The standard Uno deck has 108 cards:

  1. Shuffle the deck and deal 7 cards to each player.
  2. Place the rest face down as the draw pile.
  3. Flip the top card to start the discard pile.

How to Play

On your turn, play a card that matches the top of the discard pile by color, number, or symbol. You can also play a Wild card at any time.

If you can't play, draw one card. If it's playable, you may play it immediately.

When you have one card left, shout "UNO!" If caught not saying it, draw 2 cards.

Action Cards

  • Skip — Next player loses their turn.
  • Reverse — Changes direction of play.
  • Draw Two (+2) — Next player draws 2 and loses their turn.
  • Wild — Play on anything; choose the next color.
  • Wild Draw Four — Choose color; next player draws 4. Can only be played when you have no matching color cards.

When someone goes out, score the remaining cards in opponents' hands:

  • Number cards: face value
  • Skip / Reverse / Draw Two: 20 points
  • Wild / Wild Draw Four: 50 points

Special Cards

Skip card
Skip
Skips the next player's turn. Available in all four colors.
Reverse card
Reverse
Reverses the direction of play. In a 2-player game, acts like a Skip.
Draw Two (+2) card
Draw Two (+2)
The next player must draw 2 cards and lose their turn.
Wild card
Wild
Can be played on any card. The player chooses the next color.
Wild Draw Four card
Wild Draw Four
Choose the next color and the next player draws 4 cards. Can only be played if you have no matching color.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. According to official Uno rules, you cannot stack +2 on +2. The targeted player must draw 2 and lose their turn. However, many people play with house rules that allow stacking.

Yes, you can end the game on any card, including Wild Draw Four. The next player still has to draw 4 cards (which counts for scoring).