Players draw a card from either the deck or the top of the discard pile at the beginning of their turn.

Cards can be in numerical order, but do not have to be. Wild cards can be used as part of flushes. Sets can include numbers from any color.įlushes, or “All One Color” as they are called in the official rules, are formed by having a group of cards that are all the same color. Sets consist of two or more cards of the same number. The cards do not have to be the same colors. Runs consist of four or more cards in numerical order. Otherwise play continues around the board as normal. To play a Skip card, simply discard it from your hand into the discard pile. If the dealer starts the discard pile with a Skip card, the first player is skipped. Skip cards cannot be used as a part of a phase, and they cannot be picked up from the discard pile. Skip cards cause another player to lose their turn (think Uno).

If a Wild card is on the top of the discard pile at the begging of the game, it can be picked up. Wild cards cannot be replaced during your hand with the card they represent and moved to a different card group. You may use any number of wild cards to complete phases, as long as you have at least one “natural” card in the group. Wild cards can be used in place of any number, or any color. Turn the top card of the deck over, and place it beside the draw pile to form the discard pile. Deal 10 cards to every player, and then place the remaining cards in the center of the table.

Choose a dealer, and have them shuffle the deck.

Phase 10 phases with regular cards