<p>According to official uno rules:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>Wild Draw Four – This acts just like the wild card except that the
  next player also has to draw four cards as well as <strong>forfeit</strong> his/her
  turn.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Emphasis mine.</p>

<p>This means player 2 already made an illegal play according to the official rules and you are playing under house rules. As you are playing house rules there is no official answer.</p>

<p>However when it comes to challenging the rules state:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>With this card, you must have no other alternative cards to play that matches the color of the card previously played. If you play this card illegally, you may be challenged by the other player to show your hand to him/her.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>The other player here being the next player.</p>

<p>This means that a challenge is always against the previous player, in this instance player 2.</p>

<p>In summary. A challenge is always against the previous player, in this case player 2. However as you are already using house rules by allowing WD4 on a WD4, you can also  make it a house rule that player 1 is challenged in this case.</p>

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Ivar de Bruin
<p>Please settle an UNO debate with regards to Wild Draw 4.</p>

<p>The face card on top of the pile is a Blue 0.</p>

<p>Player 1 plays WD4 but does not change the color.</p>

<p>Player 2 plays WD4 changes the color to Blue.</p>

<p>Player 3 challenges player 2 on having Blue cards.  Who is being challenge player 1 or 2?</p>

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UNO Stacking Wild Draw 4 Cards?
Mike Barnett
# UNO Stacking Wild Draw 4 Cards?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-04-04)

Please settle an UNO debate with regards to Wild Draw 4.

The face card on top of the pile is a Blue 0.

Player 1 plays WD4 but does not change the color.

Player 2 plays WD4 changes the color to Blue.

Player 3 challenges player 2 on having Blue cards. Who is being challenge player 1 or 2?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2020-04-04. Score: 0

According to official uno rules:

> Wild Draw Four – This acts just like the wild card except that the
> next player also has to draw four cards as well as **forfeit** his/her
> turn.

Emphasis mine.

This means player 2 already made an illegal play according to the official rules and you are playing under house rules. As you are playing house rules there is no official answer.

However when it comes to challenging the rules state:

> With this card, you must have no other alternative cards to play that matches the color of the card previously played. If you play this card illegally, you may be challenged by the other player to show your hand to him/her.

The other player here being the next player.

This means that a challenge is always against the previous player, in this instance player 2.

In summary. A challenge is always against the previous player, in this case player 2. However as you are already using house rules by allowing WD4 on a WD4, you can also make it a house rule that player 1 is challenged in this case.


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