What does OP stand for?

Organized Play (gaming)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Slang/chat, popular culture

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Samples in periodicals archive:

As I got older, I certainly experienced my share of organized play.

My playground was my backyard

Children and families can enjoy what is a thoroughly interesting day out which includes many interactive exhibits as well as organized play sessions for younger visitors.

The Best Museums in Houston for Your Vacation Dollars

There may not even be any organized play, but rather people simply making baskets and having fun.

4 Game Variations of Basketball

Would soccer moms across America be singing wholesome versions of "You Are My Sunshine" to their tykes in organized play groups?

It's Ukapalooza

He was not sure Christopher, who has Down syndrome, would be able to participate in traditional Little League organized play.

Challenger Eagles fly

Over the recent years, the bulk of the program's participants have been mothers with children who are too small to take part in the organized play sessions that have been provided at the ward's children's centers for decades, said Sugiyama.

TokyoNow: Tokyo city hall helps mothers emerge from isolation

This theory, he argues, which emphasized organized play as a crucial component of social development and character-building, evoked responses from many creative writers who criticized the theory's implicit acceptance of the social and economic inequality endemic to corpo rate capitalism.

The Leisure Ethic: Work and Play in American Literature, 1840-1940

In 1968 alone, 32 football fatalities were recorded in organized play and four in sandlot play.

At your service: reconditioning your football helmets