# item.guide
Side-by-Side Comparison Card Games

Texas Hold'em vs. Uno

Comparing 2 standards across 23 specifications. 23 key differences identified.

Comparing:
Texas Hold'em
Uno

Texas Hold'em is the world's standard poker variant where players receive two private hole cards and share five community cards to construct the best 5-card hand. Play proceeds through four distinct betting rounds: Pre-flop, Flop (3 cards), Turn (1 card), and River (1 card), governed by blind positions and table action rules.

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Uno is a 108-card shedding game governed by official Mattel standards. Official rules strictly prohibit stacking draw cards (+2 on +2 or +4 on +4); affected players must draw and forfeit their turn. Players may legally finish on action cards, and a Wild Draw 4 may only be played when holding no cards of the active color.

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Specification Comparison Table

23 Parameters
Parameter / Spec
Governing Standard
Poker TDA / WSOP —
Private Hole Cards
2 cards per player —
Community Cards
5 cards on board —
Total Betting Rounds
4 rounds —
Starting Forced Bets
Small Blind (SB) & Big Blind (BB) —
Community Flop Cards
3 cards face-up —
Community Turn Card
1 card face-up —
Community River Card
1 card face-up —
Standard Limit Styles
No-Limit (NLH), Pot-Limit (PLH), Fixed-Limit (FLH) —
Showdown Hand Size
Best 5 of 7 available cards —
Governing Publisher
— Mattel
Total Deck Size
— 108 cards
Starting Hand Size
— 7 cards
Target Winning Score
— 500 points
Card Stacking (+2 / +4)
— Prohibited (Illegal)
Ending on Action Card
— Permitted (Legal)
Wild Draw 4 Legality
— Legal only if holding no active color
False Challenge Penalty
— 6 cards
Guilty Challenge Penalty
— 4 cards
Uncalled Uno Penalty
— 2 cards
Numbered Cards Value (0–9)
— Face Value (0–9) points
Action Cards Value (Skip/Rev/+2)
— 20 points
Wild Cards Value (Wild/Wild +4)
— 50 points