Skip-Bo Wild, Draw & Hand Rules Explained
Skip-Bo cards are wild: they can represent the next number needed on a Building pile.
Can a Skip-Bo card be any number?
Yes. Use it as whatever sequential value is currently required on a Building pile.
How many cards do you draw?
At the start of your turn, draw enough cards to bring your hand up to 5 under the standard rules.
What if you play all five cards?
If you empty your hand during your turn, the standard rules allow you to draw another five cards and continue playing.
Can you play from the Stockpile and discard piles?
Yes. Any exposed top card that legally continues a Building pile may be played.
How does your turn end?
When you stop playing, discard one card from your hand onto one of your personal discard piles.
Do discard piles need to be ordered?
No. You choose how to stack them strategically; only the top card remains accessible.