<p><strong>The game is over.</strong></p>

<p>After the first player plays their Draw 2, their turn is over. If their turn ends and they have no cards, they win the game. There is no opportunity for a counter-play in this situation.</p>

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2017-08-15T18:49:02.277Z
2017-08-15T18:49:02.277Z
Allball103
<p>Imagine a scenario where there are only two players. One of the players has only one card left, which is <strong>Draw 2</strong> card.</p>

<p>If he/she puts the card in the field, can the other player counter act with a Draw 2, or is the game over?</p>

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2017-08-15T18:53:57.440Z
Playing a draw 2 in response to a draw 2 is a house rule, so this situation is by necessity handled as a house rule as well.
BJ Myers
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Can the other player put Draw 2 if your Draw 2 was the last card?
Snow
# Can the other player put Draw 2 if your Draw 2 was the last card?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-08-15)

Imagine a scenario where there are only two players. One of the players has only one card left, which is **Draw 2** card.

If he/she puts the card in the field, can the other player counter act with a Draw 2, or is the game over?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Playing a draw 2 in response to a draw 2 is a house rule, so this situation is by necessity handled as a house rule as well.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2017-08-15. Score: 1

**The game is over.**

After the first player plays their Draw 2, their turn is over. If their turn ends and they have no cards, they win the game. There is no opportunity for a counter-play in this situation.


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