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Mattel's Uno Braille card game printed with Braille is presented at the new products show at the 2020 International Toy Fair in Bavaria, Nuremberg. An Uno social club is coming to Austin in August.

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.

This weekend in Las Vegas, the company behind one of the world’s most iconic card games is launching something totally new: Uno Social Club, a real-life version of game night with a serious glow-up.

UNO addresses casino rumors, announces ‘UNO Social Club' coming to Chicago Quelling rumors on social media, the card game brand said UNO will not be played on casino floors, citing security ...

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – 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 ...

UNO said the move isn't a reverse card. "While we get this sorted out, the UNO Social Club is rolling out to bars in Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Atlanta this August," the post concluded.

UNO (Image via Instagram/@uno) UNO, the dynamic card game owned by entertainment and toy company Mattel, is denying rumors that it will be played at casino tables in Las Vegas. The company took to its ...

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 I… ...

Uno Responds To Casino Card Game Rumors: 'Sounds Wild, Huh?' Uno is playing "reverse" on rumors that you'll be able to gamble on the popular card game.