The Op Games launches push-your-luck card game, Flip 7

The Op Games has launched Flip 7, a new push-your-luck card game from inventor Eric Olsen.

In Flip 7, players must flip over cards one by one without flipping the same number twice. The twist is that the amount of each numbered card in the deck matches the card value – so there is one 1 card, two 2 cards, and so on up to 12. This means tension mounts as each round progresses, with the choice to hit or stay getting riskier with every move.

Players rack up points corresponding to the sum of their hand, while chasing the ‘Flip 7’ move – flipping seven unique cards in a row, which immediately ends the round and gains the player 15 bonus points.

Flip 7 also includes special action cards – Flip Three, Freeze, and Second Chance – that present players with more complex strategic decisions, as well as modifier cards that add or multiply points.

“Flip 7 is a simple yet captivating game that is perfect for all ages and occasions,” said Dane Chapin, CEO of The Op Games.

“We know a game is a hit when everyone at the office can’t stop playing it, so we’re very excited to finally release Flip 7 and see families and friends come together to enjoy this casually competitive delight.”

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