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

This game is simple and yet ridiculously fun! It’s very easy and you can play it in small or large groups, which is great. I also love the design and quality of the cards. It’s become a favorite at our house!

This is such an outstanding game. It's really the perfect kind of game to have on hand; it's easy to learn, quick to play, extremely flexible on number of players, and--most importantly--very fun to play. We have played several games with different people, various numbers of players, and a wide range of ages, and everyone has really enjoyed the game (including some people who "don't normally like playing games"). For the price, there's really no reason not to add this to your stable of games. The value is so good, we've actually considered picking up an extra copy of the game. For us, it has become a go-to for something to bring along on family vacations or informal gatherings with friends and family.

A friend introduced me to this game and we loved it! We play with our kids. Its a simple, fun and quick game to play. Great for game night or down time with friends/family. Travels well. I also like the design and size of the game. It is easy to read for my old eyes.

This is an incredible game for the family. Here is why it is great:TIME COMMITMENT: This is a quick game that can be played as long or as short as you want. It recommends playing until someone scores 200 points, but you can opt for a shorter game if you prefer.GAMEPLAY: Flip 7 is a push-your-luck game. You ask the dealer to either hit or stay and gain cards one at a time in turn order. If you are dealt the same numbered card, you bust and don't earn any points for the round. If you stay, you bank the sum of the numbered cards in front of you. The rounds continue until someone gets to 200 points. It may sound simple, but there are special cards to spice up the gameplay (like being able to slap a 'draw-three' card on your neighbor and make them bust). If you manage to get 7 uniquely numbered cards, you end the round, add up points, and get an extra 15 points.WHAT'S SO FUN: The tension builds up well in this game. It can get rowdy with friends as you hoot and holler. You might egg someone on to take another hit, or since you have the "x2" multiplier card, you feel you must take another hit. Then you bust! It is addictive.FAMILY TIME: This is a good family game because you can still have conversations while you play.QUALITY: Flip 7 has well-made cards, but my beef is with the box it comes in. This style of box is always the worst to try to store cards in. If you don't like fighting with the silly box, just use a plastic bag or something similar to store it away.

Fantasticly fun and easy to learn card game, for both adults and kids. Its quick to play. We bought deck the same night we played it the first time. When we taught our friends, they've ordered as well. Grandkids, adult kids and grandparents all enjoy.

Well how to start, if you like the game of blackjack then you're going to like this one.I am going to rate this based on three things, first the game play, second the components and finally the storage.Game Play:Game play is simple and fun, take a card or take your current amount of points. This makes playing with a large group easy because no one waits long for their turn.You have some interest in what others are doing too because if they reach seven number cards before you, you bust.Lots of tension as you make your choice but the stakes are pretty low because you always have next round.The Components:The cards are of good quality and seem to have held up pretty well over our first 30 or so plays so, not a linen finish or anything super fancy, but they clearly show what they are and the different cards provide several ways to determine their purpose in the game.I do think that you could sleeve the cards if you don't want to buy a second deck eventually, but with the low cost of this game I think sleeves might be more expensive then just buying another deck.Storage:So the only thing I can really complain about this game is the storage, the game comes in a small tuck box and requires you to split the deck in two parts and place them basically on top of each other, basically the Uno or Skipbo style box. I don't find it to be a good way to store the cards and the box is already starting to fall apart. If you have a deck box like one for Magic the Gathering but the cards in there be done with the other box!Because of the storage issues I am dropping a point but if you like push your luck style games this one is a winner!Happy gaming!

Such a fun family friendly game. Easy to plan, great to teach critical thinking and strategy to your children. Fun game. Easy to bring along.