So what is your logic process when playing UNO? I'm trying to plan out the logic of the computer controlled players for Hot Death Uno, and my own strategy sucks, since I tend to LOSE a lot.

For instance, do you play your Draw4s and Draw2s first? Or your reverse/skips/etc? Do you tend to match colors first or numbers first if you have a choice?

I tend to play the Draw cards first, then the reversy-skippy cards, then I usually try to match colors so I can unload high-value cards. I suppose that's as good a logic sequence as any, but I'm just curious...

Well I've never played Uno, but I don't really have a strategy when playing switch.

It's phsychological. I have four red cards and a wild. If I play the wild and pick red, it won't be red when it gets back to me : I've just told everyone I need it to be red. Instead, I play the wild and pick yellow. 1/3 chance it will be red when it gets to me.

Don't think in terms of 'what to play first' but rather 'what do I know about the cards they have, and what have I revealed about what I have'.

I play to get rid of points. That means the Draw 2s, Skips, Reverses first, high numbers, and getting rid of all of one color so I can play Draw 4's. I hold onto one regular wild until the last card if possible, so then it doesn't matter what color it is

I'm a big fan of the "gangbang" strategy when it comes to cardgames like Uno. I like to stock up on cards that inflict pain, and then dump them all on someone at once.

that's how I play munchkin

especially when you have +10 and clone cards

Don't forget Cheat!

****ing the person I like least. Winning is secondary.