Las Vegas Casino to Host Non-Gambling Form of Popular Card Game UNO Palms Casino Resort, an off-Strip property, will host the first-ever UNO Social Club this weekend.

Uno is coming to a Las Vegas casino, but if you're looking to gamble on the popular card game, you may want to play a reverse.

Mattel is bringing UNO to the Palms Casino in Las Vegas with a colorful, limited-time experience—but don’t expect to place bets on the game.

Las Vegas’ famed Palms Casino Resort is hosting an “elevated” stay from July 18 through July 20, where fans of the card game UNO can experience it in an all-new, immersive way.

Uno fans, take note: 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.

Mattel and Palms Casino Resort announced the opening of an UNO Social Club in Las Vegas, but it was never intended to be a table game, and it will not be added to a casino floor.

UNO decided to clear up the confusion with a long Instagram post all about the news and made sure everyone understood: So let's be clear here: Social Clubs are NOT on the casino floor.

Uno shared a statement amid a rumor about tables for the game on the casino floors in Las Vegas, as a new Uno Social Club opens at the Palms Casino Resort.

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.