If this player then plays her last card, ridding her hand of all cards, the This warns the opposing players that the player may be able to go out
When a player has played her second last card, the player must call out When playing Wild and Wild Draw Four cards, you must declare the Played when the player has a matching word or numberĬard, or has a Wild card in her hand, however. Played when you have no other card matching the colour Her opponent to draw four cards from the stock andįorfeit their turn. The right to call the colour of play, but also forces Wild Draw Four cards - The playing of these cards not only gives the player Furthermore, Wild cards do not have to be playedīefore a Draw Four can be played. Under all circumstances, regardless of other cards the player Apart from changing the colour, Wild cards have Play to any colour at all, even the colour used before the WildĬard was played. The player playing a Wild card may change the colour of Wild cards - The cards marked "Wild" may be played on any colour or type ofĬard. In all the usual ways, by word or colour. After a Draw Two, Reverse or Skip is played, matching is allowed Skip- Causes the next player to lose her turn. Reverse - Reverses the direction of play. With the next player according to the direction of play. SPECIAL ACTIONS OF WORD CARDS Draw Two - When a Draw Two Card is played, the next player must draw twoĬards from the stock and forfeit her turn. Player must draw from the stock as many cards as indicated by the card, and Prior to the current player has the opportunity to play again and theĭirection of play is reversed. If a Reverse card is played, the player who played Playable, you have the option to play it, but your turn is over. If youĬannot play a card in this way, you must draw a card from the stock. Play passes to the right (left) unless a Reverse card is played.Įach player takes turns trying to match colour, number or word of the topĭiscard, or if an action card is played, take the necessary action. Unless a Skip or Reverse is turned up, play starts with the player to the right (left) of the dealer. Reverse Card - Turn passes to the left (right), starting with the player on Skip Card - The player to the right (left) of the dealer loses her turn. Draw Two Card - The player to the right (left) of the dealer draws two cardsįrom the stock and loses her turn. Wild Card - The player to the right (left) of the dealer declares the colour. Wild Draw Four Card - Another card is turned over on top of this by theĭealer. If the top discard is a word card then play begins as follows:
Of the stock is turned over to form the discard pile. This player then ensures that the cards are reshuffled and seven cards areĭealt to each player. One player is chosen to be dealer, perhaps by cut of the highest valued card. In addition there are four Wild cards and four Wild Draw Four cards. There are four suits, Red, Green, Yellow and Blue, each consisting of one 0 card, two 1 cards, two 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7s, 8s and 9s two Draw Two cards two Skip cards and two Reverse cards. Turns and causing players to draw additional cards. Special action cards also make the game more interesting by skipping players' Sequence, otherwise turn passes to the next player.
If at any time a player cannot play any of herĬards, she must draw one card from the stock which she may play if it fits the Is then placed on top of the discard pile for the next player to match. Number or word of the top card of the discard pile. The first player then selects a card from her hand by matching either colour The top card of the stock is turned over to form the discard pile. The cards in your hand before your opponents.Įach player is dealt seven cards, the remaining cards forming the stock pile. The object of the game is to be the first player to attain the target score.
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