Drunk UNO is a variation of the classic card game UNO that adds some fun and excitement to the game by incorporating drinking rules and penalties. It is a great way to enjoy a night with your friends, as long as you drink responsibly and follow some safety precautions. Drunk UNO is easy to set up and play, and it can be customized to suit your preferences and tastes.
Drunk UNO Cards (drinking game with uno cards)
Drunk UNO cards are the same as regular UNO cards, but with some additional drinking rules printed on them. The drunk uno deck consists of 108 cards, divided into four colors: red, yellow, green, and blue. Each color has 19 cards, numbered from 0 to 9, plus two of each action card: skip, reverse, and draw two. There are also eight wild cards and four wild draw four cards used to change the color of play. You can buy these cards and drinks from Amazon.com.
Drunk UNO Rules
UNO is a drinking variation of the classic UNO card game that adds alcohol and drinks with cards and drink shots gameplay to make the game perfect for party nights and adults. The game is played like regular UNO, with some additional drinking rules and penalties. The objective is to be the first player to get rid of all your cards, while making your opponents drink as much as possible.
To play Drunk UNO, you will need the following items:
-->- A deck of 108 UNO cards
- Drinks of your choice (alcoholic or non-alcoholic)
- Shot glasses or cups
- Friends who are willing to participate
Here are the rules of Drunk UNO:
- Start the game: Each player takes a drink.
- Draw a “draw 2” card: Take a drink.
- Draw a “wild draw 4” card: Take two drinks.
- Get reversed: Take two drinks.
- Get skipped: Take a drink.
- Claim false UNO: Take three drinks.
- Draw a card: Take a shot if it’s a “draw 2” card, or two shots if it’s a “wild draw 4” card.
- When a player has one card left: Say “UNO”. If another player notices, empty your beer and draw five cards.
- End of the game: When one player is out of cards, all players with cards left must drink the number of cards they are holding.
Other actions:
- If a player forgets to say “Uno”, they must take one sip.
- When a “wild draw 4” card is played, every player needs to touch the floor or table. The last player to do so has to take a sip.
- When a “7” card is played, every player needs to raise their hands.
When the first player plays their final card, they must yell “UNO”. If they played their last card without saying “UNO”, they will draw two cards as a penalty and continue their turn.
Drunk UNO Rules With Shots
- Before the game starts, everyone takes a shot or a sip of their drink as a toast.
- Whenever you draw a card from the draw pile, you have to take a sip of your drink.
- Whenever you play a skip, reverse, or draw two card, the affected player has to take a sip of their drink.
- Whenever you play a wild or wild draw four card, everyone has to take a sip of their drink, including you.
- Whenever you forget to say “UNO” when you have one card left, you have to draw four cards and take four sips of your drink as a penalty.
- At the end of each round, the winner gets to choose one player to finish their drink, and everyone else has to take a sip of their drink for each card they have left in their hand.
How to Play Drunk UNO
Drunk UNO is a variation of the traditional UNO game that involves drinking. The dealer manages the cards and deals seven with each player. The remaining cards form the discard pile, and players take cards from it while playing their turns. The player to the left of the dealer goes first, and the person to their left chooses the color that continues to play.
Whenever you draw a card, get reversed by another player, or have cards left at the end of a round, you must take a drink. If you get a “draw 2” or “wild draw 4” card, you must drink 2 or 4 times, respectively, on the wild card everyone drinks.
When you have only one card left in your hand, you must shout “UNO” before you touch the discard pile. If you fail to do so and another player catches you, you have to draw four cards and take four sips of your drink as a penalty.
Winning
The first player to get rid of all their cards and take drinks wins the round. They get to choose one player to finish their drink, and everyone else has to take a sip of their drink for each card they have left in their hand. Shuffle the deck and start a new round. The game ends when you decide to stop or run out of drinks.
Additional Rules for Drunk UNO
These are some variations or custom rules that you can add to the standard Drunk UNO game to make it more fun and challenging. Here is what each rule means:
- Starting the game: Each player takes a drink. This means that before the game begins, everyone has to drink a sip of their drink as a way of starting the game.
- Drawing a card: Draw a 2 to take a drink, or draw a 4 to take two drinks. This means that whenever you have to draw a card from the draw pile, you have to drink according to the number on the card. For example, if you draw a 2 card, you have to drink once. If you draw a 4 card, you have to drink twice.
- Being reversed: Take two drinks if you get reversed. This means that whenever someone plays a reverse card and changes the order of play, the person who gets reversed has to drink twice. For example, if the game was going clockwise and someone played a reverse card, the person who was next in line had to drink twice.
- Being skipped: Take a drink if you get skipped. This means that whenever someone plays a skip card and skips your turn, you have to drink once.
- Claiming False UNO: Take three drinks if you claim False UNO. This means that if you accuse someone of forgetting to say “UNO” when they have one card left, but they actually did say it, you have to drink three times as a penalty.
- Winner: Choose an opponent to take three drinks. This means that at the end of each round, the winner gets to pick one player to drink three times as a reward.
- Wild cards: Take a social drink when a wild card is played. This means that whenever someone plays a wild card or a wild draw four card, everyone has to drink once, including the person who played the card.
- Skip cards: The skipped player must take a shot. This is a more extreme version of the being skipped rule. It means that whenever someone plays a skip card and skips your turn, you have to drink a shot of your drink, which is usually a larger amount than a sip.
- Reverse cards: The person who gets reversed takes two shots. This is a more extreme version of the being reversed rule. It means that whenever someone plays a reverse card and changes the order of play, the person who gets reversed has to drink two shots of their drink, which are usually larger amounts than sips.
- End of round: Drink for every card you have left at the end of a round. This means that at the end of each round, everyone has to drink according to the number of cards they have left in their hand. For example, if you have five cards left, you have to drink five times.
