1/9/2024 0 Comments Rules of unoSo if you have a blue four and a red four, you can play them together at the same time. Now the California side of things: any card in you hand can be doubled up. Thats all the prison side of how the game is played. YOU CANNOT play draw fours on top of draw twos or vice versa. What I do is once the first reverse gets thrown I point to my left or right to show the new direction order, then every time a new player jumps in with a reverse i just switch my finger direction from left or right quickly until everyone is done. Its the dealers job to keep track of which way the order is going. Progressive penalties get tricky with reverses. Same with draw fours! So friendships are in danger (I’ve seen a draw 16 combo before sooo) It now gets tricky because with jump ins ANYONE who has a draw two can screw over the player after them. If you play a draw two… the person after you can play a draw two (of any color) and now the person after them has to draw four… and so on and so on. PENALTY CARDS ARE PROGRESSIVE which means. Once a player jumps in it is the next person to their right’s turn… that is unless THEY get jumped and then it becomes the the turn of the player to the right of the last person who jumped in. YOU CAN ONLY JUMP IF ITS THE SAME NUMBER – it doesn’t matter about color. It HAS to be an 8 or whatever the number is. If there is a yellow 8 on the pile you cannot jump in with any random card. If you jump in and don’t say jump in there is a 2 card penalty and that player has to pick up two cards. When you jump you HAVE to say “jump in” if it is not your turn. If there is a yellow 8 on the table, you can jump in with a red 8 or a blue 8. In prison uno anyone who has a red 8 can 'jump’ in and play that card no matter the order but in order to jump you have to have the same number. You can also play a Wild card (which can alter current color in play). For instance, if the center card is a red card that is an 8, when its your turn you have to place either a red card or a card with an 8 on it. In regular UNO you have to match either by the number, color, or the symbol/Action. Its technically the person to the right of the dealers turn but in prison you can get “jumped” so its now a blitz to try and match cards in your hand to the center table card no matter who’s turn it is. Once every player views his/her cards the dealer counts 3,2,1 go and flips the center table card. The dealer then places a card from the ‘draw’ pile face down in the center of the table. Once everyone has 10 cards its usually a good idea to take a second to organize your cards from speciality on the left to highest number 1-9 on the right of your hand. The first player is normally the player to the left but everything is backwards in prison so the person to the RIGHT of the dealer goes first and gameplay follows a counter clockwise direction. The rest of the cards are placed in a Draw Pile face down just like regular UNO. Every player starts with ten cards, and they are dealt face down by the designated dealer. Only took me a few years to finally explain the rules (its hard to do via text):
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