1.Counting cards. ...

2.Quickly get rid of matched numbers in your hand. ...

3.Try to keep your Wild Card until the very end. ...

HOW TO WIN UNO 4.Avoid using the reverse card at the wrong time. ...
5.Play series of similar color cards first. ...
6.Always change the color when playing a Wild Card +4.

1. Counting cards. ...

2. Quickly get rid of matched numbers in your hand. ...
3. Try to keep your Wild Card until the very end. ...
4. Avoid using the reverse card at the wrong time. ...
5. Play series of similar color cards first. ...
6. Always change the color when playing a Wild Card +4.
1. Counting cards.
• Counting cards is the process of keeping track of which cards have
been played. By knowing this, you can expect which cards are to follow
based on what has already been played. In order to count cards, you
need to pay close attention. When you are counting cards, you will
notice when another player is putting down many cards of the same
colour. When this happens, you need to change the color being played
as they may be getting rid of their cards too quickly.

• When players keep drawing on the same colour card each turn, you
should ensure that the colour stays the same. This way, the player will
need to keep drawing cards which will keep increasing their hand.
2. Quickly get rid of matched numbers in
your hand.
• You should aim to get rid of the numbers in your hand that match up
as quickly as possible. What exactly does this mean? For instance, if
you have a yellow 4, a green 4, and a red 4, get rid of at least 2 of
them. This will mean that you have a great number choice to play
instead of playing repetitive cards.
3. Try to keep your Wild Card until the very
end.
• In my experience, playing the Wild Card too early on in the game may
be fun, as it makes your opponents sweat (and pick up cards of
course), but it can also result in you ultimately losing the game. Try to
keep your Wild Card for as long as possible. If you can, keep it right
up until your very last card and then only play it.
• The only time you should not keep the Wild Card until the end is if
everyone else seems to be winning and you are losing. Then I would
recommend using it so that you can get ahead and increase your
chances of winning.
4. Avoid using the reverse card at the wrong
time.
• I learned the value of this particular tip and strategy the hard way. In
my situation, the player before me put down a regular Wild Card (they
had only one card left at the time), and then for some reason, I placed
a reverse card down. What was the result? The previous player
automatically won the game, much to my horror.
• If the player before you has one card left and puts down a Wild Card,
do not use a reverse card – rather hand onto it. This is the wrong time
to play this card. What do you do if the reverse card is the only card
you have to play? Pick up a card rather and hope that another player
will change the color along the way.
5. Play series of similar color cards first.
• If you want to get rid of your cards quickly, play all the same color
cards first. This will whittle down your hand quickly and spur you on
to a quicker win. Another great strategy to use that relates to playing
same color cards is to select all the same color cards in your hand that
actually prevent the next player from having a turn and playing them
first. This means that you will use your draw 2 card, skip card, or
reverse card first. This will undoubtedly upset the player next to you,
but it will increase your chances of winning too.
6. Always change the color when playing a
Wild Card +4.
• Keep in mind that the other players will also be playing strategically.
They will be watching your every move and trying to guess what color
or type of cards you have left in your hand. If you use a Wild Card +4
and keep the color the same, you will be giving all the other players
the answer to their question of “what card does he/she have left?”
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being peeked on.
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UNO FLIP! others’ cards, snitching like Amgil in reverse.