Skip-Bo Masters card game

Skip-Bo is a classic sequencing card game originally created by Hazel "Skip" Bowman in the 1960s. The brand was later acquired by International Games and eventually by Mattel in 1992. Skip-Bo Masters is a specific variations of the game that introduces strategic coin elements to the traditional gameplay.

As a global toy brand, Skip-Bo products are primarily manufactured in China at Mattel-contracted facilities, which is standard for most high-volume board and card games. Ownership remains with the American toy giant Mattel, Inc., which manages the brand globally from its headquarters in El Segundo, California.