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3 years ago

Which statement below is false? (UNO Cards)

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valkas [14]3 years ago

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Pachacha [2.7K]3 years ago

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A Wild Draw Four card cannot end the game is FALSE.

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UNO card game is so interesting and takes almost only 10 minutes to finish the game. The adults and children prefer to play this game for the same reason. Anyone above 7 years old can play this game. This game is so simple that a person to first score 500 points wins.

The deck has 108 cards of four different colours. There are action cards like wild card, wild draw 4, Skip and Reverse card in the deck. The person who has one card in his hand must yell ‘UNO’, wait for his turn to play the last card and finish the game. It is wise to keep the wild card as the last card in hand, so that you can be sure of playing it to win the game.

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