I will see you soon.Presenting the most popular solitaire games across the world. So - Maxx, Khadeem, Will, Patrick, Broady, GQ, Sly, and Khleo - I am now on Amazon purchasing a pack of white gloves. And unlike Caesar, I will name my betrayers. I mean, I wanted to slowly take a white glove out of my pocket, slap each one of them, and request the commencement of fisticuffs. And I don’t mean, I wanted to have a heated discussion. Once I had to rotate out and sit with not only losing, but having lost to such a catchy tune, I started to wish we were in the 18th century so this could be settled with a fight. A crescendo of “Roxxy ain’t got no yelllooowwwwwwsssssss, Roxxy ain’t got no yelllooowwwwwwsssssss,” was belted out with such vibrato I felt like I was Center Parquet at Carnegie Hall. This continued on until it became a singing chant, which somehow felt worse, because everyone would sing in unison - even the people not actually playing. And the words would always be as follows: “ ain’t got no !” Every time in the exact same pitch and cadence. Someone started to yell out when another player did not have a certain color based on when they had to pull from the deck. A twinkle in the eye, a look away - ANYTHING! I was Sherlock Holmes if he decided to buy a PlayStation instead of actually helping people.īut my sleuthing was soon uncovered and the game began to get even more fervent. The smallest squint or grimace when a card was played. I had to tap into my Ocean’s 11-type prowess. There is something about watching someone you care about cackle with glee as you draw close to 20 cards that makes you feel like Julius Caesar after he walked into the Theater of Pompey and didn’t walk out.Īs I sat there with what felt like half of the deck in my virtual hand, I knew I had to step my game up. Not a Draw +4 was played without someone else stacking another card on top of it…. Once the second person played, it was nothing but Reverses, Skips, Draw +2, and Draw +4. Their eyes seemed to focus and peer into my soul. As I looked at the screen, my usually smiling and jovial friends seemed to change.

The first few hands usually go pretty lightly.

The top card of the deck is flipped and the game begins. The cards are digitally shuffled and dealt out so that each person gets seven. Like most card games, Uno Online usually starts off slow.

Play uno online with my friends