USAopoly | Flip 7 | Party Card Game | Ages 8+ | 3+ Players | 20 Minutes Playing Time, New

Flip 7 has been a great addition to our collection of quick party games. It’s very easy to learn, making it suitable for mixed age groups and people who don’t usually play card games. The rounds are fast‑moving and engaging, with a good balance between luck and light decision‑making. It keeps everyone involved, and games don’t drag on, which makes it ideal for parties, family gatherings, or as a filler game between longer ones. The game works well with three or more players, and scales nicely for larger groups, which isn’t always the case with card games. Even younger players can join in without needing constant explanation, while adults still find it entertaining. Card quality is good and feels durable enough for frequent use. The compact box also makes it easy to take along for trips or holidays. That said, it’s more of a casual, lighthearted game rather than something with deep strategy, so players looking for complex gameplay may find it a bit simple. Overall, Flip 7 is a fun, accessible party card game that’s easy to teach, quick to play, and works well for families and groups. A solid choice if you want something social and low‑effort that gets everyone involved.

Flip 7 is such a clever and enjoyable game. The first thing I noticed was how high quality everything feels. The cards are thick with a nice finish that makes them easy to handle and shuffle, and the box is compact but sturdy. It’s the perfect size to throw in a bag for travel or take to a friend’s house. The production quality is excellent. Everything feels well made and designed to last, and the overall presentation is really clean and modern. You can tell a lot of thought went into both the look and the feel of it. Gameplay wise, it’s fast, simple to learn, and really addictive. You can pick it up in minutes but it still has plenty of strategy to keep it interesting. Every game feels different and it’s easy to play multiple rounds back to back. It’s one of those rare games that’s perfect for casual players but still satisfying for people who like a bit of tactical depth. High quality, easy to learn, and great fun from the first round. Helps that is is a lower cost as well. I can’t recommend Flip 7 enough.

This is a great card game. So easy to learn. It can be played with 2 people but is more fun the more people you have. It's considered a 'push your luck' style game, where you end up taking more risks to gain more points because you see people around you getting lucky and think you'll get lucky too.

Flip7 is easy to learn, making it accessible for families or casual players, and rounds move quickly enough to keep everyone engaged. The card quality is sturdy enough to withstand repeated shuffling without showing wear too quickly, though not at premium-tier durability. In terms of gameplay, Flip 7 strikes a nice balance between luck and light strategy. Players need to think ahead to create the best number combinations, but the mechanics remain simple enough that it never feels heavy or slow. While seasoned gamers might crave deeper strategic layers, Flip 7 succeeds as a fast, satisfying filler game with just enough decision-making to stay interesting. The size is standard card size, and if you get it during an offer it's worth the price!

Game it self is great to play and easy and quick to pick up. Good fun! I have played it with my 8 year old son, both of us picked it up quite quickly. Lost 1 star for size of the packaging verses size of contents. Box is rather large to store compared to the size of the contents.

This is one of my favourite games at the moment, and I own over 1000 boardgames and play regularly at a local group that I run each week. It's a ridiculously simple concept and is brilliant fun to play, no matter what your age or your experience! You have a deck of cards, most are numbered, and the aim of the game is to be dealt 7 cards in a row that don't match other cards. Trouble is there are a lot of the same number of cards in the deck, 1 1s, 2 2s, 3 3s etc up to 12 12s, which of course are the point scorers. You play with one person as the dealer and they go around the table asking if you want them to flip a card or if you want to stick. The idea as mentioned is to avoid getting the same card twice and busting and then hopefully getting up to 7 cards all different out at once to score an additional 15 points on top of whatever your cards add up to. The first to 200 over a series of rounds is the winner. It's not just numbered cards and busting that hinder you either there are actions cards in the deck too, some multiply and add points to your score, some force you to freeze so you could get stuck with 1 card or in some cases no cards, and others that force players to flip three cards in a row risking a bust! It's such a good game, simple to learn, teach and play, it's a firm favourite in both my gaming group and with my kids too. If you buy any game this year, make it this one!

Got it when it was half price. Fun and quick family card game. Compact and easy to take to parties. Would recommend to friends and family.

Bought this because I saw good reviews online. Played it with a large group of friends and it was really easy to learn and so fun. The game is really straightforward which is great! Now, I've had friends buy it and we often bring it to game nights and picnics because it's easy to transport.

Fácil y divertido de jugar. Los materiales de las cartas son buenos, sobrevivieron una noche de juegos con frituras y pizza.

super fun!!! got it to play with a group of friends got them so addicted that i’ve had people asking to borrow the deck and two people who have bought their own!!! definitely worth it

very fun game can be played in family gatherings

The product itself is great and offers very good value for money. However, the box arrived damaged, which was a bit disappointing. Thankfully, the item inside was still in good condition.

I originally thought the game might be too simple to enjoy. However, I was wrong. It's simplicity is what makes this push your luck game so effective. It is quick to learn and can be replayed multiple times. I think the ideal number of players would be 4-6, but can work as a 2 player game, and up to 10. There is no equipment/scorecard provided with the game, so you'll just need to keep track of scores your own way (pad and pen, notes app on your phone, etc).