UNO DUO
OBJECTIVE OF UNO DUO: The player with the lowest score at the end of the game is the winner
NUMBER OF PLAYERS: 2 players
NUMBER OF CARDS: 112 UNO cards
TYPE OF GAME: Hand Shedding
AUDIENCE: Kids, Adults
INTRODUCTION OF UNO DUO
UNO Duo is a two player hand shedding game designed and developed by Mark & Cristina Ball. It uses a standard UNO deck but incorporates many different rule changes in order to create a more enjoyable two player UNO experience.
In this game, players will draft their beginning hands, have the opportunity to stack Draw 2’s, and play all of their cards in a single color. Be sure to play your cards right because if a player goes out, the loser earns points for the cards remaining in their hand. 안전놀이터
THE CARDS & THE DEAL
UNO Duo uses a 112 card UNO deck. A way to keep score is also needed.
DRAFTING
Rather than deal, players will begin the game by drafting their first seven cards. To determine who drafts first, each player cuts the deck. Whoever cuts the highest card drafts first. This person is considered Player 1.
Player 1 shuffles the deck and places it in the center of the table. They draw the top card and look at it. If they want the card, they keep it and turn the next card over to begin a discard pile. The cards in the discard pile cannot be chosen. If Player 1 does not want the card they draw, they discard it and draw the next one. They must keep that card.
Player 2 does the same. They draw one card and either keep or discard it. If they keep it, they turn the next card over onto the discard pile. If they don’t want it, they discard that card and draw the next one.
At the end of the drafting phase, each player will have seven cards in their hand, and the discard pile will have fourteen cards. Turn the discard pile over and place it face down under the draw pile.
The player that drafts first alternates each round.
FINISH THE SETUP
Now, turn the top card over to begin the discard pile for the game. If the turned up card is an action card, the action must be completed by the player who goes first.
THE PLAY
Player 2 goes first. If the turned up card is a Draw 2 or Wild Draw 4, they must draw those cards and end their turn. If the turned up card is a Skip, Player 1 goes first instead. If the turned up card is a Reverse, the first player gets to play all of their cards of that color. See the special instructions for Reverse cards below. If the turned up card is a number card, Player 2 takes their first turn like normal.
If the turned up card is a Wild or a Wild Draw 4, Player 1 chooses the color that must be played.
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