How Flip 7 scoring works
Every round, each player either stays and banks their cards or busts and scores nothing. Scores carry over from round to round. When a round ends with at least one player on 200 or more, the game is over and the highest total wins.
| Card | What it does to your round |
|---|---|
| 🔢 Number cards | Add up their face values. |
| ✖️ ×2 | Doubles your number cards. |
| ➕ +2 to +10 | Added after the doubling. |
| 7️⃣ Flip 7 | 15 more for seven different number cards. The round ends for everyone. |
| 💥 Bust | Two of the same number and your round scores 0. |
An example round
You stay with 3, 8 and 11, plus the ×2 and a +4. Your number cards make 22, doubled to 44, plus 4, for 48 points that round.
Flip 7: With a Vengeance
With a Vengeance swaps the friendly modifiers for nasty ones. The minus cards take points off your round and the ÷2 halves it, but a round can't go below 0. The zero card wipes your round to 0 unless you manage to flip 7, and a Flip 7 is still worth 15. Turn on With a Vengeance in the setup and the reminder on each round changes to match.
What if two players tie?
The rulebook says the highest total wins and doesn't give a tiebreaker. If two players finish level on top, the sheet shows a shared win.
Using this score sheet
How do I add a round?
In guided entry, tap Next round after entering everyone's points. On the score sheet, tap Add round. If you added one by mistake, Remove last round takes it off.
What is the mistake offset for?
For fixing a total without hunting for the round it went wrong in. Add or take away points there.
Are my scores saved?
Yes, in your browser's storage on this device. Close the tab between rounds and everything is still there. Nothing is sent to us.
Flip 7 is a game by Eric Olsen, published by The Op Games. ScorePad HQ is an independent score sheet and is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Op Games.