The official creators of UNO had to address a massive Twitter debate. What rule is illegal?

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Uno was invented in 1971 by an Ohio barber named Merle Robbins, who simply took a deck of standard playing cards and wrote instructions on them to settle an argument with his son over the rules of Crazy Eights.

Uno was invented in 1971 by an Ohio barber named Merle Robbins, who simply took a deck of standard playing cards and wrote instructions on them to settle an…

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The official creators of UNO had to address a massive Twitter debate. What rule is illegal?

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You can win Uno without saying Uno

Mattel sells 17 Uno games every minute

Uno rules permit matching identical numbers of any color

In Go Fish, you can't ask for cards you lack

Board games that need a lawyer to explain

Uno was invented in 1971 by an Ohio barber named Merle Robbins, who simply took a deck of standard playing cards and wrote instructions on them to settle an argument with his son over the rules of Crazy Eights.

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