Buy-in

Created by daven on July 24, 2009

Definition

The cost of your seat. In a tournament the buy-in is the same for all players. In a cash game, a buy-in refers to the amount of cash you sit down with.

Example

I'm up seven buy-ins for the day but I'm tired - time to quit

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