Mattel Launches New UNO Championship Series Sets, Belt and Card Shuffler for Collectors
Mattel is turning UNO into a full competitive event series, but collectors may be just as interested in the new products launching alongside it, including a Championship Series Tournament Set, a wearable championship belt, an automatic UNO card shuffler and an expanded 336-card tournament set.
The new merchandise arrives as part of the 2026 UNO Championship Series, a competitive program that will culminate with a live championship tournament on November 11 in Los Angeles. Players will compete for the title of 2026 UNO Champion and a $50,000 grand prize, with qualifying events taking place in Kissimmee, Florida, Chicago and El Segundo, California, along with digital qualifiers through the UNO! Mobile app.
For gaming collectors, the standout release may be the UNO Championship Series Expanded Tournament Set. Priced at $32.99, the set includes 336 cards and an exclusive championship trophy, while supporting games with as many as 30 players. The larger card count and included trophy give the release a different presentation from a standard UNO deck and tie it directly to Mattel’s new competitive format.
Mattel is also releasing the UNO Championship Series Tournament Set for $19.99. The set uses classic UNO gameplay while adding tournament-style rules and score tracking, with each round introducing new rules as players work toward an overall winner.
Another unusual addition is the UNO Championship Series Championship Belt. Priced at $19.99, the belt is designed as a physical prize for game-night winners and gives fans a displayable piece of UNO merchandise tied directly to the new championship branding. For collectors who follow unusual UNO releases and branded accessories, the belt may end up being one of the more distinctive pieces in the lineup.
Mattel has also introduced its first Championship Series Card Shuffler, priced at $24.99. The automatic shuffler was designed specifically to handle larger UNO decks and is intended for both tournament play and regular game nights. All four Championship Series products are available now.
The product rollout gives the UNO Championship Series a physical collectibles component beyond the tournament itself. Rather than simply staging a live competition, Mattel is creating a group of branded products tied to the event, including an exclusive trophy, championship belt and expanded card set that could appeal to longtime gaming collectors as well as competitive players.
The live side of the series begins with qualifying events on October 3 in Kissimmee, October 10 in Chicago and October 17 in El Segundo. Weekly digital qualifying tournaments will also run from August 31 through September 27, with the final championship streamed live on Twitch on November 11.