Uno Scoring Rules: Card Point Values
Uno only counts points at the end of a round, and only the winner scores. Everyone else adds up what is still in their hand and hands the total over.
Card values
| Card | Points |
|---|---|
| Number cards 0–9 | Face value |
| Skip | 20 |
| Reverse | 20 |
| Draw Two | 20 |
| Wild | 50 |
| Wild Draw Four | 50 |
How a round is scored
The first player to shed every card wins the round. Each opponent totals the cards left in hand, and the winner banks the sum of all of them. Play continues until someone reaches 500.
The penalty that costs most
Failing to call "Uno" when you play your second-to-last card costs two penalty cards — and if either is a wild, that is 100 points handed to whoever wins the round. Wilds are the reason a hand of three cards can score worse than a hand of six.
Frequently asked questions
Yes under standard rules — and the effect still applies. Finishing on a Draw Two means the next player draws two before the round is scored.
Yes: play a fixed number of rounds where each loser records the value of their own hand, and the lowest total after the final round wins. It keeps games to a predictable length.