a simulation game that involves actual cash transactions to help participants explore interpersonal principles and procedures

a special type of simulation game that involves actual cash transactions

a regular poker game for cash, that you can join or leave at any time, as opposed to a tournament.

A cash game is played between two players with an agreed stake per point and a maximum limit agreed. Doubling will double the stakes in the game, and winning a gammon (2x) or backgammon (3x ) will raise your potential winnings/loses.

A poker game where players may choose how much they wish to sit down with and can join or leave games at any time (unlike a scheduled tournament). Also known as side games or ring games

Another name for ring games. These are the non-tournament poker games typically played at casinos, card rooms, etc.

Also known as: Ring Game. This is the typical, non-tournament poker game where players buy-in and cash out as they please.

This typically a non-tournament poker game. Players are allowed to buy-in and cash out as they please.