House Rules
- A player must continue to draw until drawing a playable card. Caveat: It is illegal to draw unless you have no playable cards! The penalty is drawing two more and losing your turn.
- The recipient of a Draw Two can avoid drawing the cards by "stacking" another Draw Two from his hand onto it. Play passes to the next player, who must draw the compounded four cards, or continue the "stack" by playing another Draw Two. This could also be done with Wild Draw Four cards.
- A Player who falsely calls "uno" when he/she has more than one card remaining must draw two cards. Same in normal.
- Players who make card-play suggestions to the other players must draw two cards from the draw pile.
- A player is not allowed to go out on a Skip, Reverse, Draw Two, Wild or Draw Four card. If a player reaches one card left, he or she must draw another two cards in hopes of drawing a number that will allow them to go out.
- A player can play a Draw Four card on top of Draw Two cards and the next player in line must draw the intended amount or add another Draw Four card. This continues until a player draws the amount of cards he/she must draw.
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