The minimum required amount of chips to become involved in a game (or tournament). For example, a $4-$8 fixed limit game might require a player to buy at least $40 worth of chips to play. This is typically far less than an average player would expect to play with for any amount of time, but large enough that the player can play a number of hands without buying more, so the game isn't slowed down by constant chip-buying.
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The amount of money required to sit down at a poker game. Tournament entry fees are considered the "buy-in." At a ring game, there is a minimim and a maximum buy-in, defining how much money you can bring to the table.
The minimum amount of money required by a player to sit down at a particular Poker Table.
Purchasing an admission packet or Bingo cards for a game.
The process of converting cash into bingo cards. Basically buying an admission packet.
To purchase additional chips with your bankroll. This can only be done before or after a hand is completes, never during.
Buy-in is the amount of money needed to sit in a live poker game or a poker tournament.
A minimum amount of money that must be paid in order to play in a tournament and live games.
The amount of money required to enter a tournament or game.
A set limit for the lowest amount of money a person can cash into the game for.
The process of buying an admission packet or bingo cards in order to participate in a game of Bingo.
This is the minimum amount of money that a player must pay in order for them to be able to participate in a tournament and/or live games. It is very often represented as two separate numbers such as $100+$9, which means that it will cost the player a total of $109 to enter that particular tournament. Of the total, $100 will go toward the prize pool and $9 will be kept by the House.
the amount of money you put in for chips at the poker table. " My usual buy-in at a $10/$20-table is $600." the cost or entry fee of a tournament, " The main event at the WSOP has a $10,000 buy-in."
This is the amount contributed to the prize pool by each player plus the house fee. So in a $5+$0.5 tournament, $5 will go towards the prize pool and $0.5 will be paid to the house for arranging and hosting the tournament.
To secure a seat in a game of poker, sometimes a player with have to place a minimal amount of money for the buy-in.
The amount of money needed in order to play in the game.
The minimum amount of chips you need to buy to sit at a particular table.
the (minimum) amount required to sit at a game
A minimum sum needed to enter a game of poker
In a cash game, the buy-in is the minimum amount of money you're allowed to bring to the table. In a tournament game, the buy-in is the cost to play the tournament.
The purchasing of chips at the start of play. Most cash games have a minimum buy-in requiring each player to purchase alteast the minimum number of chips to be allowed to play.
The minimum amount of money required by a player to sit down in a particular poker game.
The cost of entering a tournament.
The amount of the Blind, or money necessary to join a game.
The amount required for entry into a game or tournament. Call Cap In a limit game there are usually only 4 bets allowed per round - the opening bet and then 3 raises. The 3rd raise is known as a cap and after this there are no more raises. Caps do not apply to no limit or pot limit games.
It refers to the minimum amount of chips that are needed to become involved in a game (or tournament).
This is the money with which a player sits into a game. Since all modern poker is played for “table stakes,†his buy-in constitutes the maximum amount he may play for. Of course, players may add to their table stake, but not during the play of a hand. Buy-ins in no limit games are typically capped at an amount equal to 100 big blind bets. Limit poker games have no cap. Both forms require a minimum buy-in, and that minimum buy-in varies from room to room.
The chips which players buy to gamble.
The amount a player spends to get into a game or tournament.
The minimum amount of money required to enter any game.
An amount of money you pay to enter a tournament. Often expressed as two numbers, such as $100+9, meaning that it costs $109 to enter the tournament; $100 goes into the prize fund and $9 goes to the house.
The amount of chips you bring to table when you take a seat. Each table has a minimum buy-in and a maximum buy-in. Usually, the minimum is 10 times the Big Blind, and the maximum is 100 times the Big Blind. Back To
this is a fee, that you have to pay in order to take part in a tournament.
The minimum amount required to enter play at a table.
the fee paid by each player to enter a poker tournament
When a player buys additional chips to place more bets.
The necessary amount of money needed to join a game.
The cost of getting into a game. Tournaments have set buy-ins while cash games have minimum buy-ins (meaning that you must purchase at least the minimum buy-in worth of chips to sit down at that table).
When a player first sits down at the table and buys chips, it is called a "buy-in". The minimum buy-in for ComePlay is 10 times the small bet or small blind in Pot/No limit. For example, in a 3-6 game, the minimum buy-in is $30. After a player has bought his initial chips and wishes to buy more, he can then purchase any quantity of chips provided it is $10 or greater. However if a player goes all-in and runs out of chips, they must purchase a full minimum buy-in amount.
The initial amount of chips brought to the table.
The amount of money it costs to purchase chips in order to join a game.
The minimum amount of money that one must put up as their table stake to be allowed to play. Frequently it is ten times the small bet. In a $10-20 hold’em game the buy-in will be $100. In a poker tournament it is the amount of money that you must put up to play. The main event at the World Series of Poker boasts a buy-in of $10,000.
The amount of money it costs to enter a poker tournament
The amount of cash a player needs to sit down at a particular game.
Buying bingo cards or an Admission Packet (see above). Converting cash into bingo cards.
The amount of money with which you enter a game is your buy-in.
The minimum amount of money that a player requires to enter any game.
The amount of money or chips you initially buy to play.
Buy-in is the minimum amount of cash or chips that a player must put on the table in order to begin play. The minimum buy-in requirement is normally stated at five times the maximum bet.
The designated amount of chips or money required to enter a poker game.
The amount required to purchase a bingo card or the cost of an admission packet. Often there are a minimum number of bingo cards a player must purchase to participate in a bingo game. ____~ C ~____ Caller The person performing the task of calling out the balls and/or selecting the bingo balls. In online bingo this process is done automatically.
The cost to sit down at a table and begin playing poker. In a ring game, most tables have a minimum buy-in, or amount of money required to sit down and begin playing. A player generally has the option to buy-in for more than the minimum in a ring game. A tournament buy-in on the other hand is the cost of joining the tournament. Noone pays more or less, and everyone is given the same amount of tournment chips.
The amount of chips a player stakes in order to participate in the game.
The amount of money needed to play in that particular game.
n. The minimum amount of money necessary to join a game. Also, the amount of money one actually used to join the game. See also: REBUY.
The amount of money used to join a game or tournament. Cc
a) When a player purchases chips immediately before playing a game. b) The total amount of chips purchased at the start of play.
The amount of chips a player sits down at the table with. For a tournament, the buy-in is the cost of entering. Call When a player matches the bet made before him by another player.
The amount of money you sit down in a game with.
Buying Bingo cards to play the game.
The chips or amount of money with which players enter a game.
The amount of chips you start with or the cost of entry.
The cost of participation in the game.