Flip 7, The Ultimate Blend of Press Your Luck and Strategy, Fast-Paced Addictive Card Game, Quick to Learn and Easy to Teach, Perfect for Game Nights, 3+ Players, Ages 8 & Up, 20 Minutes Play Time

I've been expanding my collection with games that can support 6 or more players. Flip 7 came up and I took the plunge. This game is truly a blast! It says it can play 2-99 players, but they recommend two copies for 18 or more players. We've enjoyed it with as many as 8 so far. It is clearly a heavy push your luck game. The modifier cards add some cool options when they come up. It's super easy to teach, super fun to play, it's fast to play a few rounds and then move on to another game for family / friend game nights. The new smaller box is an incredible value at around $8. Seriously, just buy it right now. If you like push your luck games and/or party games that scale well, just get it right now!

Flip 7 is one of those card games that’s incredibly easy to learn but surprisingly strategic. The mix of press-your-luck gameplay and smart decision-making keeps everyone engaged from start to finish. Rounds move quickly, and there’s always that moment of tension deciding whether to flip one more card or play it safe. 🎴 Easy to Learn: Simple rules make it accessible for kids, teens, and adults alike. ⚡ Fast-Paced: Games are quick, which makes it perfect for game nights, parties, or travel. 🧠 Strategic Choices: Knowing when to stop versus pushing your luck adds real strategy. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Great for Groups: Works well with family and friends and keeps everyone involved. 🎉 Highly Replayable: Every round feels different and stays exciting.

On the box, this game bills itself as the greatest card game of all time. That's a pretty bold claim, as there are many excellent card games out there. I first experienced this game at a board game meetup, where we played this (with 11 people) while waiting for people to arrive. I enjoyed it enough to buy it for myself, thinking that this was a game I could easily play with my family. Fast forward to last night, when we were celebrating my teenage son's birthday; I asked them to try the game. My sons were not enthused initially, but with the help of my parents, we were able to get them around the table to play. I was able to explain how to play the game within just a few minutes, and then we got started. That's where the magic happened. Because of the simple decision making (hit or pass) and the simple mechanics (does the new card match any card you currently have), it was easy for the table of new players of teens and grandparents to pick up the game and keep a quick pace of the game. The teenagers loved to razz each other when they busted and the emotions ran high. After Grandpa won the first game, both of my sons quickly said, "Let's play again!" If anything, the second game was even more fun than the first; now that they had an idea of how the game worked (including the special action cards), they could really get into it. No heavy thinking, just deciding whether to press your luck, or occasionally who to mess with when you get an action card. At the end of the second game (which my younger son barely edged out Grandpa for the win), it was time for Grandma and Grandpa to head out, but they said they would definitely buy a couple copies of the game to share with their church, and the boys are already talking about wanting to play the game with their cousins when they visit soon. I have rarely seen such a positive response to a card game. It was an excellent investment. So, is this the greatest card game of all time? Its simplicity, its ability to easily scale from 3 players to over a dozen, and its capture of the attention of jaded teenagers who prefer to be scrolling on their phone definitely make it a strong contender for the crown!

Fun and easy! You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll ask yourself why! You can't beat this for the money. One of our favorite card games.

This card game is easy to learn and fun for kids and adults. The hardest part of the game will be simple addition to keep track of points while players race to be the first to 200 points. One deck of cards can be played with up to 18 people. You can add a second deck for more players. I've only played it with groups of 4 - 6 people, with a mix of children and adults, so can't speak from experience regarding a higher player count. The card quality is good, but a little thin. The game is cheap enough that replacing it should you wear it out will not be a concern. The art style reminds me of a cross between art deco and 1940s/50s print. This push your luck style game is fast and can be played multiple times without becoming stale. It's also a great filler for game night between lengthier games.

While it certainly is not the greatest card game of all time as it claims to be, Flip 7 is fun. We have a lot of laughs playing it. It is very luck-based so don't expect to develop any strategies as you play it over and over. Twice in the past two weeks I was able to have a great streak of luck to come back and win the game. My friend was close to victory needing just 8 points to break the 200 point end of game victory requirement. He was dealt a 7 putting him at 199 points. Being in the lead, he was given a Freeze card by another player. I was at 145 to start the round and luckily received a x2 card. I pressed my luck and ended with 206 to take the win. It was just his bad luck he was targeted since he was in the lead. So, yeah, a lot of luck is involved, but still the game is fun with a lot of laughter. And it is easy to teach. Play well with 4 players to 8 players. I have never played with more than 8 but it is fast enough that it should easily play to 10 players.

One of our favorite games to pull out. It's easy to teach and fun to play.

This game is awesome! Fun, takes a little bit of thinking and strategy, but doesn't drag on like other strategy games. I have purchased this over and over again for gifts for friends and family. Highly recommend!