See Figure C. Always try to use action markings strategically. That warns everyone that she may "go out" on her next turn. If the player forgets to yell UNO, other players can catch her. If caught, the player has to draw two dominoes. Play then continues. A player who forgets to yell UNO must be caught before the next player plays her domino.
If a player is not caught before this time, no penalty can be imposed. When a player has no more dominoes, the round is over. Points are then scored see the next section.
If the last active marking played was a D2 or a WD4 , then the next player must draw two or four dominoes to be counted in the total. Scoring And Winning: All the players with dominoes on their racks add up the points and the total is awarded to the person who went out.
The first person to reach points wins. Or choose a lower goal for a faster game. Points: Each marking on a domino is scored separately. All numeric markings 1 through 9 score as their numerical value. The R , S and D2 each score as 10 points. The DE and WD4 each score as 20 points. The W marking scores as 25 points. Penalties: If a player uses a WD4 when she has a playable colour, and gets caught, she must draw four dominoes.
The way a player gets caught is by being "challenged" by the player who would normally draw four. If challenged, the player must show her hand in order to confirm the correctness of play. Reneging: A player in any turn may choose not to play a domino. If so, then she must draw a domino. If this happens, then the player who played the last DE may "go out".
Any dominoes left in her rack are not scored. The player may name the colour of the domino. All Doublet Version: In the All Doublet Version, play can be made in all four directions the two sides and the two ends of any and all Doublets.
In this version, there are far more opportunities for play and far fewer chances to be blocked from play see Figure D.
Game devised by International Games Limited. Uno is a registered trademark of International Games Limited. All other players total the points of their remaining dominoes, and the round winner receives those total points. Numbered dominoes score their face values, Draw Two, Reverse, and Skip score 10 points.
Wild Draw Four and Dead End score 20 points. Wild scores 25 points. Be sure to count the total points on both ends of each domino. Win the game by being the first player to reach points. Players may agree before the game starts to play to a different total. Special dominoes, when played, result in the following actions: Reverse--if play has been going clockwise, it now changes to counterclockwise, and vice versa; Skip--the next player is skipped; Draw Two--the next player draws two dominoes and does not play any; Wild--matches to any domino, or if played at the open end, its color is decided by the person who plays it; Wild Draw Four--matches to any domino and forces the next player to draw four dominoes and play none, or if played at the open end, its color is decided by the person who plays it may only be played as a match if the player has no other matching dominoes in his hand ; Dead End--no additional dominoes may be played on this domino.
Only the end of the domino that is played next to another domino is active. For example, if a green Draw Two domino is matched to any other green domino, the next player must draw two dominoes. However, if the other end of the green Draw Two is matched to a previously played green domino and the Draw Two end is left open, the next player does not draw two dominoes.
Diane Scott started writing professionally in and has had articles published at Type-A Parent and other websites. She has extensive business and accounting experience. By: Diane Scott Updated April 12, Share It. Mix the dominoes and place them face down on the table. Each player draws six dominoes. Tip Special dominoes, when played, result in the following actions: Reverse--if play has been going clockwise, it now changes to counterclockwise, and vice versa; Skip--the next player is skipped; Draw Two--the next player draws two dominoes and does not play any; Wild--matches to any domino, or if played at the open end, its color is decided by the person who plays it; Wild Draw Four--matches to any domino and forces the next player to draw four dominoes and play none, or if played at the open end, its color is decided by the person who plays it may only be played as a match if the player has no other matching dominoes in his hand ; Dead End--no additional dominoes may be played on this domino.
You may renege on any turn by drawing a domino instead of playing one. You may agree beforehand that all doubles may be played on in all four directions. Warnings: A player who has a Wild Draw Four played against her may challenge the player who plays it. That person must then show her hand to the challenger. If the player has any other dominoes that could be played, that player instead must draw four dominoes.
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