Talk:UNO Attack
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Once you are down to one card and it is the trade hands card, are you declared the winner? Do you have to trade hands with the next player and they are the winner?
The rules clearly state that you can not end the game with a "trade hands" card as your final playing card. If this was the only card in your hand, you would have to press the button on the machine since you don't have a card that can be played, legally. On a side note: I used to play with a house rule which said "If you play a trade hands card as the last card, the trade becomes irrelevant since the game is over." --Ponjos 05:45, 8 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] =Randomizer
I may be the only person who is curious about this, but does anybody know how the randomizer works? If I "waste" two hits on it, and then pass it, did I "take" someone elses two hits? For comparison, a slot machine doesn't work that way. It has an internal timer so if you "take" someones pull and win, you really didn't take their pull. Considering this is so much simpler, I doubt it works like a slot machine. Anybody know or am I the only one who thinks about stuff like this? Haha. Rjkd12 20:58, 27 January 2007 (UTC)
The machine isn't a "randomizer." It works with a set pattern which can be viewed on the main page of this article. I suppose in the future, if Mattel decided to change it, they could make it randomized. --Ponjos 05:45, 8 April 2007 (UTC)
