These are skills I picked up subconsciously. People look at me weird because I organize my cards by number and not by color, but it makes sense when your goal is to change the color as often as possible via numbers.
i usually play with house rules that allow playing any number of cards of the same number at once (given that at least one of them is a valid play on its own) so grouping cards by their number is quite a no-brainer for me besides, its just way easier to organize like that
If you get tired of playing uno, you can always convert it into 52 card deck with 2-9 follows the numbers, 1 being the ace, 0 is ten, block for J jack, reverse for queen, and +2 for king. The four colors act as different suites. Tbh idk if its intentional, but a standard card deck is built into Uno. Btw just sharing 😁
uno was based of simmiler games that were played with the 52~ card deck traditionaly (wild cards woulde be jokers) thats why you have 4 colours, 4 suits 10 numbers, 10 ranks 3 special coloured cards (skip, reverse, +2), three suited non-numbered cards (king, queen, jack) Wild cards, (set of cards that doesnt have one of the 4 suits/colours, aka jokers) its just that they decided to redsign the cards and sell a whole deck, insted of selling the reguler deck while putting a rules card that explains how to play and so on idk if you woulde really say its „intentional” that an uno deck is kind of just two 52 card deck+jokers, its more that they based it of that deck, and really just changed the decks look insted of changing it mechanniclly(like adding a suit to have 5 colours, or extra number like from 0 to 15), Uno is just a reskin of games that alredy existed, with some rule changes and a „new deck” to play with (meanwhile the deck is just a reskin) but hey, theyre new decks for games like uno flip, and those 3 white blank cards and the 1 wild swap hands card ceartinly are more unique than just the 52 reskin it originally was
@@DoBetterAnteUp Exactly my thoughts so, since I know a lot of card games evolved from the standard 52 deck, I might look into the history of Uno. Thanks for sharing your own insights.
I loathe UNO so this knowledge is good because if I'm forced to play I can make it just as unfun for everyone else, and we can play a decent game instead.
The strategy is a bit loosely explained, not suggesting any action to be more important than the others. Also, playing some of the cards for their special effect may be worse if you're missing out on colors. Also also, when your friends see you're winning too much, they may collectively target you, destroying your odds.
@@kuroblakkaMy peoblwm with this rule is that it kinda takes away the little bit of freedom you have with your cards. If I have a wildcard I should be able to keep it and besides by doing that I'm aware of the fact that I might not get to play it.
@@The_Blackfur The simple solution is this: don't play with u-0. I mean if you use 7-0 you shouldn't feel like it's unfair since swapping hands is the whole mechanic with that.
I’m unconvinced that changing colors often will force other players to use action cards. The cards a player has already played have no bearing on the cards they have remaining, unless they already used an action card to switch to a specific color.
Once the dude next to me placed down a +5 (it was Uno Flip) and each of the five of us placed one down until we went full circle. What I was *not* expecting was the first dude having a *second* +5, leaving me with a *+30* And the most outstanding thing is that I finished *third*
my favorite uno stategy is to constantly draw cards until I have a ton and forcing players onto one or two colors (OP strat in 1v1s because you can stack skips over and over and its much easier to keep it on the color you want if you have multiple duplicate cards) The game wont progress since others cant get rid of cards before they have to draw. especially good with draw until color house rules(also they are more likely to not be able to play anything if the deck is small because you have most of that color.)
Extremely usefull, unfortunatly the house rules that i use when i and my friends play uno conpletely change the game loop, but for the longer games these tips are certainly gonna be usefull :3
Sure hang on to your action cards then rack up a huge score when someone else goes out. Also, advises checking colors often but doesn't explain the why behind it.
@@killianobrien2007 In some versions? You mean in versions where stupid people can't think properly and play the game wrong? I wouldn't call that a version. It's more a way of saying: "I'm a dumb loser retard bastard bot with skill issues, and I don't know how to read the rules and my IQ is smaller than my little pp". Imho
If you want to win at Uno so badly that you’re willing to watch guides on it, I’d recommend just cheating instead. Chances are you’ll be playing with children, is they won’t be very cautious, and there won’t be any money lost.
Brother just explained every game of uno ever (with the exception of a semi-decent shuffler).
These are skills I picked up subconsciously. People look at me weird because I organize my cards by number and not by color, but it makes sense when your goal is to change the color as often as possible via numbers.
i usually play with house rules that allow playing any number of cards of the same number at once (given that at least one of them is a valid play on its own) so grouping cards by their number is quite a no-brainer for me
besides, its just way easier to organize like that
How are they seeing your cards?
If you get tired of playing uno, you can always convert it into 52 card deck with 2-9 follows the numbers, 1 being the ace, 0 is ten, block for J
jack, reverse for queen, and +2 for king. The four colors act as different suites. Tbh idk if its intentional, but a standard card deck is built into Uno. Btw just sharing 😁
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@@elen1ap It's intentional, I didn't consider it, maybe as an extra card or joker
uno was based of simmiler games that were played with the 52~ card deck traditionaly (wild cards woulde be jokers)
thats why you have 4 colours, 4 suits
10 numbers, 10 ranks
3 special coloured cards (skip, reverse, +2), three suited non-numbered cards (king, queen, jack)
Wild cards, (set of cards that doesnt have one of the 4 suits/colours, aka jokers)
its just that they decided to redsign the cards and sell a whole deck, insted of selling the reguler deck while putting a rules card that explains how to play and so on
idk if you woulde really say its „intentional” that an uno deck is kind of just two 52 card deck+jokers, its more that they based it of that deck, and really just changed the decks look insted of changing it mechanniclly(like adding a suit to have 5 colours, or extra number like from 0 to 15),
Uno is just a reskin of games that alredy existed, with some rule changes and a „new deck” to play with (meanwhile the deck is just a reskin)
but hey, theyre new decks for games like uno flip, and those 3 white blank cards and the 1 wild swap hands card ceartinly are more unique than just the 52 reskin it originally was
@@DoBetterAnteUp Exactly my thoughts so, since I know a lot of card games evolved from the standard 52 deck, I might look into the history of Uno. Thanks for sharing your own insights.
@@Somebody71828 your welcome :)
4:10 this is assuming you're playing with the unofficial stacking rule
If you aren’t you’re doing it wrong..
@@Kitchencrittergaming nah sometimes we wanna give the attack cards actual power to destroy someone instead of "oh I have one too guess I'm safe"
@@theAstarrr ok
@@KitchencrittergamingIf you follow this guy's rule, you're doing it wrong. If you use the nerd emoji on me, learn how to have a real discussion.
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jk I can play by both rules but I prefer the official ones.
So, psychology, got it.
I loathe UNO so this knowledge is good because if I'm forced to play I can make it just as unfun for everyone else, and we can play a decent game instead.
The strategy is a bit loosely explained, not suggesting any action to be more important than the others.
Also, playing some of the cards for their special effect may be worse if you're missing out on colors.
Also also, when your friends see you're winning too much, they may collectively target you, destroying your odds.
Keeping a +4 card for the uno is the best play imo because noone can make you pull more cards
The problem is every friend group I play with says I am not allowed to save wild cards. They don't let me draw unless I have no possible card to play.
@@theneoreformationist We also play with that rule but it's possible to keep it if you're lucky lol
@@kuroblakkaMy peoblwm with this rule is that it kinda takes away the little bit of freedom you have with your cards. If I have a wildcard I should be able to keep it and besides by doing that I'm aware of the fact that I might not get to play it.
the only issue with this is the 7-0 house rule.. then someone else has your strategy filled deck then either ruins it or takes it to their advantage
@@The_Blackfur The simple solution is this: don't play with u-0. I mean if you use 7-0 you shouldn't feel like it's unfair since swapping hands is the whole mechanic with that.
I’m unconvinced that changing colors often will force other players to use action cards. The cards a player has already played have no bearing on the cards they have remaining, unless they already used an action card to switch to a specific color.
I was just given a run down of my usual strategy... am i.. SMART?!?
3:12 this reminds me of the “WHY CANT I GET A GREEN CAARDDD” and then proceeds to get reversed and draw 10 more cards
Once the dude next to me placed down a +5 (it was Uno Flip) and each of the five of us placed one down until we went full circle. What I was *not* expecting was the first dude having a *second* +5, leaving me with a *+30*
And the most outstanding thing is that I finished *third*
my favorite uno stategy is to constantly draw cards until I have a ton and forcing players onto one or two colors (OP strat in 1v1s because you can stack skips over and over and its much easier to keep it on the color you want if you have multiple duplicate cards) The game wont progress since others cant get rid of cards before they have to draw. especially good with draw until color house rules(also they are more likely to not be able to play anything if the deck is small because you have most of that color.)
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Extremely usefull, unfortunatly the house rules that i use when i and my friends play uno conpletely change the game loop, but for the longer games these tips are certainly gonna be usefull :3
Ah yes, OИU
Sure hang on to your action cards then rack up a huge score when someone else goes out.
Also, advises checking colors often but doesn't explain the why behind it.
In a 1vs1 the 'uno reverse card' is kinda useless.
change my mind.
In some versions it acts as a skip in 1v1s
@@killianobrien2007
In some versions?
You mean in versions where stupid people can't think properly and play the game wrong?
I wouldn't call that a version.
It's more a way of saying: "I'm a dumb loser retard bastard bot with skill issues, and I don't know how to read the rules and my IQ is smaller than my little pp".
Imho
you can play it when they win, now you won
It's a skip
can u do a connect for guide next pls.
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Hey, is your channel for sale?
If you want to win at Uno so badly that you’re willing to watch guides on it, I’d recommend just cheating instead.
Chances are you’ll be playing with children, is they won’t be very cautious, and there won’t be any money lost.
Can’t finish with wild !!!
Yes, you can. Learn how to play the game.