Full explanation — All-In
All-in means committing every chip you have left. You cannot be forced out of the hand before showdown, and if opponents have more chips a side pot is created for them.
What is All-In in poker?
All-in means committing every chip you have left. You cannot be forced out of the hand before showdown, and if opponents have more chips a side pot is created for them.
- English term: All-In
- Category: Betting
- In short: Betting your entire stack — there is no way back.
- Example from the table: You have 40 chips left and the opponent bets 60 — you call all-in for 40 and the extra 20 goes back or into a side pot.
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הגדרה מהירה
אול־אין
הימור על כל הצ׳יפים — אין דרך חזרה.
All-In
Example from the table
You have 40 chips left and the opponent bets 60 — you call all-in for 40 and the extra 20 goes back or into a side pot.
Where you meet it at the table
All-In (All-In) belongs to the Betting category and shows up in almost every hand of Texas Hold'em. If you are new, start with the poker rules and the hand rankings, then come back here. To practise risk-free you can play against our AI.
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