Flip 7 Deluxe
$17.95
Sale price
$17.95
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Flip 7 Deluxe
$17.95
Sale price
$17.95
Our Take
A blazing-fast push-your-luck card game where you keep flipping cards to build your score, but bust the moment two numbers match. Simple enough to teach in a minute, addictive enough that "one more round" becomes six.
Game At A Glance
Players
3-18 PlayersBest: 5-6
Playtime
20 Min
Recommended Ages
8+
Complexity
Light · 1.0 / 5
Play Style
Competitive
Game Type
Push-Your-Luck
Theme
Numbers, Cards
Publisher
The Op Games
Designer
Eric Olsen
Year Published
2024
Awards
2024 Golden Geek Light Game of the Year Nominee, 2024 Golden Geek Best Party Game Winner, 2024 Golden Geek Best Party Game Nominee, 2024 Board Game Quest Awards Best Casual Game Nominee, 2024 Board Game Quest Awards Best Card Game Winner, 2024 Board Game Quest Awards Best Card Game Nominee
One more card. Just one more. What could go wrong?
You've got 32 points on the table. Everyone else already stayed. One more card and you could jump into the lead, but if you flip a number you've already got, you lose it all.
Welcome to Flip 7, the 2024 Golden Geek Best Party Game winner and one of the most surprisingly addictive card games in recent memory. The Deluxe edition ups the ante with premium components, a bigger table presence, and everything you need for a proper group showdown.
The rules take about sixty seconds to explain. On your turn, you either take a card or pass. Numbered cards add to your score, but if you draw a duplicate, you bust and score zero for the round. Play to 200 points and you win. Sprinkled into the deck are action and modifier cards that let you dodge disaster, force opponents into risky flips, or swing the math in your favor at the perfect moment.
What makes Flip 7 sing is the collective agony at the table. Everyone leans in when you're sitting on 35 points and eyeing a seventh card. Someone always groans. Someone always cheers. And flipping seven unique cards in one round triggers a bonus that changes the whole strategy of the game.
This is the game for parties, family gatherings, coworker lunches, and any table with mixed ages or experience levels. It scales up to 18 players, which is genuinely rare, and works just as well with three friends after dinner as it does with a full crowd on game night. Kids get it. Grandparents get it. Your friend who "doesn't really do board games" will absolutely get it.
If you've been looking for something to replace the same old card game your group has been playing for years, this is it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play Flip 7 Deluxe?
Flip 7 plays 3 to 18 players, which is genuinely unusual for a card game. The BGG community rates it best at 5 to 6 players, where the tension of watching others push their luck really pays off, but it works well across the whole range.
How long does a game of Flip 7 Deluxe take?
Games run about 20 minutes. Rounds are short and snappy, so even a full game to 200 points rarely overstays its welcome. It's a great option when you have limited time or want to fit multiple games into an evening.
Is Flip 7 good for people who don't usually play board games?
Absolutely. This is one of the easiest games to teach we've come across, and the push-your-luck decisions feel intuitive from the first turn. If someone can count and make a yes-or-no choice, they can play Flip 7. It's a fantastic on-ramp for people who think modern games are too complicated.
What's different about the Deluxe edition compared to the regular Flip 7?
The Deluxe edition features upgraded components, better card stock, and a more premium table presence overall. If you play regularly or want the version that holds up over time, this is the one to grab. The gameplay is identical to the standard edition.
Is Flip 7 good for kids?
Yes. The recommended age is 8 and up, and it's a great pick for family game nights. Kids love the drama of flipping cards, and the math involved (simple addition) is a nice bonus for younger players still building those skills.
How does Flip 7 compare to other push-your-luck games like Skull King or No Thanks?
Flip 7 is faster and simpler than either. Where Skull King has trick-taking depth and No Thanks has a more calculated feel, Flip 7 is pure adrenaline. It's the one you reach for when you want maximum tension in minimum time. All three can happily live on the same shelf.
Can you really play with 18 people?
You can, and it's genuinely fun at that count. Turns stay quick because passing is always an option, and the table energy with a big group is hard to match. It's one of the few games we can honestly recommend for large gatherings, work events, or family reunions.
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