Is UNO Coming to Vegas Casinos? Here’s What’s Really Happening
Blackjack, poker, and Texas Hold ’em have long ruled the casino floors of Las Vegas. But what if you could throw down a Reverse card instead of a poker chip?
Lately, rumors have been swirling online: Is UNO becoming the next table game in Las Vegas casinos? The answer might surprise you.
No, UNO is not being added as a gambling game on the casino floor—at least not yet.
The speculation took off after a playful post from UNO’s official Instagram account, teasing fans with casino-style visuals. But the brand quickly clarified:
“We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the casino floor isn’t ready for us yet,” they posted, adding, “This is not a reverse card.”
Instead of betting chips and jackpots, UNO is going full-on immersive and social. The card game is making its debut in Vegas as part of the UNO Social Club, launching a limited pop-up experience at the Palms Casino Resort from July 18–20, 2025.
So what is the UNO Social Club? Think game night meets nightclub, with themed rooms, interactive games, and of course, plenty of colorful cards. According to Mattel’s Global Head of Games, Ray Adler, it’s all about reimagining how we play together:
“We created UNO Social Clubs to reimagine what game night can be—bringing people together for real-world fun, connection, and a bit of friendly competition.”
And Vegas is just the beginning.
UNO Social Clubs are also rolling out in New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Austin later this year. It’s not gambling—but it might be your new favorite way to party with friends.
So while there’s no need to perfect your bluffing game just yet, one thing’s clear: UNO just got a Vegas glow-up.
