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Flip Out is the singles tournament that is run each year at the Pinball Expo. It is typically run on a single machine with the top qualifying scores from the weekend going to the playoffs, though Flip Out 2007 was held on 4 different machines.

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rdfs:comment	Flip Out is the singles tournament that is run each year at the Pinball Expo. It is typically run on a single machine with the top qualifying scores from the weekend going to the playoffs, though Flip Out 2007 was held on 4 different machines. Each contestant starts the challenge at the edge of a gameboard comprised of several six-sided tiles (or in its debut season, a grid of square tiles). One at a time, contestants will take one step onto a new tile (turning it over to show a designated color). Contestants are not allowed to step onto a space that has already been used. When a castaway has no more legal moves, they are eliminated from the challenge. Last person standing wins. Often, additional rules are included, such as certain tiles giving contestants advantages or penalties.
dcterms:subject	Survivor (U.S.) Survivor: Borneo Survivor: Marquesas Challenges Recurring Challenges Survivor: Guatemala Tournaments South Pacific Challenges Survivor: South Pacific Guatemala Challenges Marquesas Challenges Borneo Challenges
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Description	A recurring mental challenge.
abstract	Flip Out is the singles tournament that is run each year at the Pinball Expo. It is typically run on a single machine with the top qualifying scores from the weekend going to the playoffs, though Flip Out 2007 was held on 4 different machines. Each contestant starts the challenge at the edge of a gameboard comprised of several six-sided tiles (or in its debut season, a grid of square tiles). One at a time, contestants will take one step onto a new tile (turning it over to show a designated color). Contestants are not allowed to step onto a space that has already been used. When a castaway has no more legal moves, they are eliminated from the challenge. Last person standing wins. Often, additional rules are included, such as certain tiles giving contestants advantages or penalties.

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