Is anyone familiar with the game UNO??

I just wanted to check one of the rules.

I have been playing this game since I was about 5 or 6yrs old.

If you have a miss a go card and you place it down, it automatically means that the next peron to go has to miss a go. However if the next person has a miss a go card they can place it down over the pervious one thereby making the next person miss a go.

My dad taught me to play like that however having played with friends over xmas they say that it is not allowed.

Can anyone help me settle this conflict??

We LOVE UNO! A great game for ages 5 to 105!

I've long lost the rules book, but we always play the way your dad taught.

I know it's a great game. Been playing years and will continue to for as long as I live!!

I knew I was right!! - my friends have got the new simpsons version and an extra card has been added - the draw 3 card and a couple of rules have been adapted - so I guess it's just the new version which does do that - that may be where the problem is. Will have to pull out my old version and prove them wrong!!

Cheers my dears :)

My wife and her family introduced me to that game. We played it many times before when the family got together. Well, I am not sure of the actually rules but we played it the same way your dad showed you.

:D

There you go DJ,
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Tell them it's TheRightWay or the HighWay! :p :p

At least someone here has the rules ;)

YOU are correct, but also worth noting that ALL penalty cards are stackable, apart from the BLACK Draw four one ;)

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Originally Posted by Curlyben

At least someone here has the rules ;)

YOU are correct, but also worth noting that ALL penalty cards are stackable, apart from the BLACK Draw four one ;)

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I knew I was right - I am going to have to pin my friends down and try and persude them that my way is correct!

Oooh... I am getting all competitive now lol

I always thought that meant the pearson after that had t miss 2 go's... oh well