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How to play Dos

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Learn the rules to the card game Dos quickly and concisely – This visually rich video has no distractions, just the rules.

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RULES:

The object of the game is to be the first player to score 200 points. You score points each round by being the first player to get rid of all the cards in your hand. Setup. Pick a player to deal. Shuffle the deck and deal each player 7 cards. Place the deck face down on the table and flip over the top two cards, called the center row.

The player left of the dealer goes first then play proceeds clockwise. On your turn, you must either match one or both cards in the center row; or draw a card from the draw pile.

To match a single number, play a card from your hand that has the same number value as one of the cards in the center row. If this card also happens to have the same color as the card in the center row, then at the end of your turn place one card from your hand faceup, adding to the center row.

To match a double number, play 2 cards from your hand (and only 2) that add up to the total of one of the center row cards, placing both cards on top of it. If both cards happen to have the same color as the center row card, then at the end of your turn place one card from your hand face up, adding to the center row; then every other player draws 1 card from the draw pile.

After you play a match on a center row card you are allowed to play again on another center row card that hasn’t already been played on this turn.

If you cannot, or do not want to make a match, you must draw 1 card. If you NOW can make a match and would like to, you may do so. If you don’t play a card, lay one card faceup in the center row. To end your turn, discard all the piles of cards in the center row that have more than 1 card on them. Single cards stay. If there are now fewer than 2 center row cards, flip over cards from the draw pile into the center row until there are 2. Finally, if you scored any color bonuses, place those cards in the center row now.

There are two special cards. The wild DOS card counts as 2 of any color. You decide what its color is when you play it. The Wild # symbol card counts as any number from 1 to 10 in that card’s color. You decide what its number is when you play it. If either wild card is faceup in the center row, then you decide what color or number it is when you match to it.

Whenever you have exactly 2 cards in your hand, you must say “DOS!” (meaning 2). If you don’t and another player catches, you must immediately draw 2 cards, unless currently it is your turn, then, you must wait until the end of your turn to draw the two cards.

The first player to get rid of all the cards in their hand ends the round. Apply any double matching color bonuses then score points. The player that went out earns points based on all the remaining cards in other players’ hands. Number cards 1 and 3-10 are worth their face value. Each Wild dos is worth 20 points and each wild # symbol is worth 40 points. If no player has 200 points or more, gather up all the cards, shuffle and play another round with the winner of the previous round dealing the next. The first player to get 200 or more points wins!

283 Comments

  1. Let's say I have 3 cards in hand
    I play one, forget to say dos
    Nobody says dos
    I play another card, leaving me with one in hand
    Another player see that dos was not said earlier and says it now


    Do I still pick up 2 cards or has the opportunity passed because I now have 2 cards?

    ALSO

    Say I have 1 card
    Another player does a double color match making me pick up a card
    When is the proper time to say dos before I get hit with 2 cards if someone calls it out on me?
    Do I have until I pick up the card and are putting into my hand or once it is already in my hand? Or say the dealer gives me a card and immediately says dos as they hand it to me….. wtf… not cool?! Or acceptable?

  2. Finally!This Video Is Helpful Thanks!!!

  3. What to do if a wild DOS is in the center row, and you match it with another wild DOS card

  4. I didn’t understand anything from this😢

  5. my brain too smol. i bought but no idea how to play

  6. I'm small brain so it's gonna just be uno but with 2 piles

  7. I'll be honest, this tutorial was more helpful than any of the other ones I've read or seen – even moreso than Mattel's video lmao thank you for this amazing tutorial

  8. Needlessly complicated. Some fun additions and then you ruined it with the extra rules.

  9. i'm perplexed -_- anyone like me hit the like button

  10. Thanks for the vid it helped a lot, I spent like 20 minutes puzzling over the rules. This helped a lot

  11. Bought this because the family loves uno. Dos is a fat bag of trash. I hate it. It ruined our family vacation.

  12. Floccinaucinihilipilificated Trumpet says:

    Bruh why does the color bonus only help other people? 3/10

  13. The first player who gets rid of all the cards gets 200 points??

  14. Can You Do A How To Play On The Card Game Uno Flip?

  15. I’m about too throw these cards in the trash. They doing to much

  16. I appreciate you doing this; I felt the instructions were poorly written.

  17. I’m so lost. It’s not your fault, the game just seems too difficult.

  18. You didn't specify how the points work when playing cards down or putting them into the discard.

  19. I can finally understand how to play this thing, except the colour thing and stuff xdd

  20. Im from the year 3287 and we be playing cien tres

  21. Instructions unclear:
    We started playing uno instead of dos

  22. Instead of throwing my new pack of DOS in the garbage, I'm going to make up my own house rules. I like the idea of shouting dos instead of uno.

  23. I have so many question of what is scenario

  24. But what if you only have one card in your hand

  25. Does anyone have this and actually recommend it? I hear really mixed stuff about it. Love Uno and Flip.

  26. UNO: I’m better
    DOS: No I’m better

    TRES: my time has come

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