Can you play three skips then a reverse?

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In a two-player Uno game, can the same person play 3 skips and immediately continue with a reverse of the same colour?






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    What game are you asking about? Is it Uno?
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  • Not only CAN you, but using multiple skips/reverses to change colors is a core strategy of two player Uno!
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    What game are you asking about? Is it Uno?
    – murgatroid99♦
    2 hours ago






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  • Not only CAN you, but using multiple skips/reverses to change colors is a core strategy of two player Uno!
    – corsiKa
    8 mins ago







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What game are you asking about? Is it Uno?
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What game are you asking about? Is it Uno?
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Please use titles that match just your specific question and not every question on the site.
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Please use titles that match just your specific question and not every question on the site.
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Not only CAN you, but using multiple skips/reverses to change colors is a core strategy of two player Uno!
– corsiKa
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Not only CAN you, but using multiple skips/reverses to change colors is a core strategy of two player Uno!
– corsiKa
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Yes, in a 2 player game, playing a skip would make it your turn again, so you could play another skip if you have one.



Playing a reverse will also skip your opponent’s turn, only in a 2 player game.



From the rules:




Rules for Two Players - The following special rules apply to two-player UNO:




  1. Playing a Reverse card works like playing a Skip card. By playing the Reverse card, you may immediately play another card.

  2. By playing a Skip card, you may immediately play another card.







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    Yes, in a 2 player game, playing a skip would make it your turn again, so you could play another skip if you have one.



    Playing a reverse will also skip your opponent’s turn, only in a 2 player game.



    From the rules:




    Rules for Two Players - The following special rules apply to two-player UNO:




    1. Playing a Reverse card works like playing a Skip card. By playing the Reverse card, you may immediately play another card.

    2. By playing a Skip card, you may immediately play another card.







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      Yes, in a 2 player game, playing a skip would make it your turn again, so you could play another skip if you have one.



      Playing a reverse will also skip your opponent’s turn, only in a 2 player game.



      From the rules:




      Rules for Two Players - The following special rules apply to two-player UNO:




      1. Playing a Reverse card works like playing a Skip card. By playing the Reverse card, you may immediately play another card.

      2. By playing a Skip card, you may immediately play another card.







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        Yes, in a 2 player game, playing a skip would make it your turn again, so you could play another skip if you have one.



        Playing a reverse will also skip your opponent’s turn, only in a 2 player game.



        From the rules:




        Rules for Two Players - The following special rules apply to two-player UNO:




        1. Playing a Reverse card works like playing a Skip card. By playing the Reverse card, you may immediately play another card.

        2. By playing a Skip card, you may immediately play another card.







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        Yes, in a 2 player game, playing a skip would make it your turn again, so you could play another skip if you have one.



        Playing a reverse will also skip your opponent’s turn, only in a 2 player game.



        From the rules:




        Rules for Two Players - The following special rules apply to two-player UNO:




        1. Playing a Reverse card works like playing a Skip card. By playing the Reverse card, you may immediately play another card.

        2. By playing a Skip card, you may immediately play another card.








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