Uno is playing "reverse" on rumors that you'll be able to gamble on the popular card game. The Mattel-owned brand said the game known for its "skip" and "draw two" cards isn't heading to casino ...

A media firestorm descended on Las Vegas as gamblers planned a weekend full of playing the family game UNO—unfortunately it was never in the cards.

Folks on social media went wild over the notion that UNO, the family card game, could be coming to Las Vegas as a new table game. But unfortunately, it was never in the cards.

For a brief moment, the internet believed that UNO, the family card game, was hitting casino floor in Las Vegas.

No draw four or reverse cards yet on casino floors in Las Vegas. The maker of the popular card game Uno said you won’t be able to gamble on the game just yet. Uno clarified the confusion on ...

The classic card game is coming to a Las Vegas casino for one weekend only — but you'll have to leave your chips at home.

Or to switch things up, players can put down an action card — requiring the next player to draw more cards or skip a turn. Uno makes frequent cameos in popular culture.