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Definitely yes. The thing is that cases that are made for UNO, have the perfect size for the cards, you know, they fit. Also, most of them have something related to UNO in their designs. But, similar card games, such as CAH, Exploding Kittens, Never Have I Ever, and many more, fit well enough. Yes, you can also use a Cards Against Humanity case for UNO cards, no doubt! So good you asked this question. A case is usually something you use to carry the cards around, such as when traveling, and usually it is made of EVA or cardboard. A box, (which can be made of plastic, wood, cardboard, etc) is anything you use to organize the cards and just place them on your table, or even use when playing. A holder, on the other hand, is anything that holds the cards. Yes, it could be both a case or a box. This is very different from all the others. We love how both parts of the box fit so perfectly together.
It is waterproof and the cards fit in perfectly. Can be used when traveling, or even just as a storage box. We love the design and the fact that there are 20 colors available. It is simple to get the cards out of. All of the above-mentioned cases have somehow a similar price, except the leather one, which is understandable. About the others, the quality of them all is excellent. After all, they do their job perfectly: keeping the cards safe.
If you put too much pressure or accidentally press the parts wrong, you may break the snaps of the box. You'll find 19 of each colour (red, green, blue, and yellow), plus 8 Draw Two, Reverse and Skip cards in every colour, along with 4 Wild Cards, 4 Wild Draw Four cards, 1 Wild Swap Hands Card and 3 Wild Customizable cards. Ah, that feeling when you love a thing that much, and you wanna protect it at all costs. This is what we’re talking about. We love UNO. It makes our life better, and we don’t want any of the cards destroyed, or even worse, lose somewhere under the couches. It would feel like a piece is missing when playing the game and trust me, we’ve been through that! Before continuing further and showing you the cases, we believe that’s important for you to know some useful tips on choosing the case, based on your situation. Follow them below: Finding a good case, storage or box would fix this problem at the drop of a hat. The process of finding the perfect one seems a bit frustrating, just because the quality may be poor, it could be a total scam, or just comes about 10 times smaller than you thought it was. Just saying. Regardless, we’ll give you our top 10 cases, special for different situations, such as traveling, storing the cards, placing all the editions together, and so on.
To come up with this list of cases, we’ve done tons of research, including here asking people about their experiences with each case. Also, we’ve bought some of them ourselves and tried them out. The quality’s high, the designs are good enough, and they secure the cards from any damage.It fits a large number of cards, a total of 1300. We like how each room is divided, and how simple it is to carry. Boxes don’t work well on traveling, let us tell you. If UNO is your traveling buddy, ignore the storage boxes or whatever. They’ll simply just get distributed when moving too much, and create a mess in whatever place you’re in. Traveling cases are the best in this situation. They have a very secure zip and keep the cards in their place. You can carry them wherever you go, and there is no risk of losing any of the cards.
The greatest thing is that it fits up to 630 cards, and has 5 movable dividers to help you organize the cards. 3. The Most Waterproof Case: Plastic UNO Card Case Holder No, not at all. If you’re the type of player who likes drinking when playing, or mostly, who knows that you can’t drink without spilling anything on the cards, yes, a plastic, or any other waterproof material would be recommended. In other scenarios, such as having a traveling case, which perhaps will be next to some clothes, we don’t find it important to get a waterproof one.Start with the number of cards you’ll store in the case/box. Think about how many UNO cards you have/ or plan to have. If you have many editions, consider one that fits more cards. If you only love one specific edition (most likely the main game), you don’t need a large case. It would look empty. You’ll find out how many cards fit each of the cases below. Use the Swap Hands card to change hands with any other opponent and write your own rules using the 3 customizable (and erasable) Wild Cards!
Good that it has one extra room for extras, and has accessories to help you carry it. Cards fit in it well. Do you think you’ll buy other editions later? Unbelievably, there are 527 different types of UNO card games and spinoffs. If you think you’ll get one of them in the upcoming weeks, look up a case that has enough storage to fit all the cards in, so you have all the editions in one place. We prefer one that has some little divided rooms for each game, so, you don’t mix them all, and only play the game you want. If you can't make a match, you must draw from the central pile! Don't forget to shout UNO when you only have one card remaining!
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