Buying more chips before you bust. In tournament play it is a single rebuy that all the players are allowed regardless of their stack size. This is usually allowed only once, at the end of the rebuy period.

When a tournaments allows players to purchase additional chips.

an additional purchase of chips offered to all players

an additional re-buy at the end of the re-buy period

a rebuy option that may only be exercised at the end of the rebuy period

a special re-buy available at the very end of a re-buy period

a special rebuy

After the rebuy period is over in a rebuy tournament, players can add some more chips to their stack for the last time in that tournament.

The opportunity some tournaments allow to buy additional chips.

An option for a player to replenish their chips and continue playing (usually in re-buy tournaments).

Trampoline Game. Every player has to repeat all skills of those that went before in the correct order and append an additional skill at the end; also known as "Tag". (Variants: Add-Before, Add-Between).

a rebuy at the end of the allotted rebuy period as a final top up to a player's chip stack. Allowed even if their chips are greater than the minimum required for a rebuy

Refers to time, the game is paused in certain tournaments, in order that a player can buy more chips

A feature of Tournament play where the contestants are given the opportunity to purchase further chips over and above their original stake.

Unless otherwise stated, our rebuy tournaments include an "add-on" option that allows you to buy additional chips at the end of the final rebuy round regardless of the number of chips that you may have. Add-ons are always useful, giving you extra chips with which to play with during the remainder of the tournament.

In a re-buy tournament, at the end of the re-buy period there is usually an add-on option for all players, also known as a top-up. At this point only, players can purchase additional chips regardless of the size of their stack for the same cost as the initial buy-in. If a player has just lost all of their chips at this point they may purchase a re-buy and an add-on.

In poker, the possibility of buying additional chips during a tournament.

The opportunity to buy additional chips in some tournaments.

Typically available at the end of the rebuy period in a tournament, an Add-on allows players to pay an addition fee to receive another stack of chips. Add-ons are permitted regardless of how many chips the player has, unlike rebuys which are restricted to when the player has fewer chips than when he started. Back To

In poker, the facility to buy additional chips in tournaments.

The opportunity, offered by some tournaments, to buy additional chips.

a pause in some Poker tournaments to afford players the opportunity to buy additional chips.

In a tournament you are often give the chance to purchase more chips. These additional purchases are called "Add-on's" and the money is placed into the prize pool.

Buying extra chips.

A purchase of more chips (optional) at the end of the re-buy period in a tournament.

In some tournaments you can buy some additional chips. It is called ad-on.

The ability to add to your chip stack with an extra purchase after the initial buy-in, only available in specified tournaments.

n. 1. A hardware device, such as an expansion board or chip, that can be added to a computer to expand its capabilities. Also called add-in. See also open architecture (definition 2). 2. A supplemental program that can extend the capabilities of an application program. See also utility program.

The option to purchase additional chips in some tournaments

Certain tournaments offer all players the option to purchase additional chips at a specific period during the course of the tournament. Generally an add-on purchase is offered during a rebuy tournament, after the end of the rebuy phase (directly after the last rebuy level has ended).

At the end of the re-buy period in a poker tournament, there will be one final opportunity to add-on. That is to say, one final opportunity to purchase a set amount of tournament chips for a set amount of money.

some tournaments there is the option to buy more chips at the end of the re-buy period.

To purchase more chips in a no limit tournament.

When a tournament is a re-buy tournament, at the end of the re-buy period, there will be an add-on, also known as a top-up.

In a live game, to buy more chips before you have busted. In tournament play, a single re-buy for which all players are eligible regardless of their stack size. This is usually allowed only once, at the end of the re-buy period.

Some tournaments allow players the opportunity at a certain point to buy additional chips, called an add-on. This is different from a rebuy, because usually everyone still in the tournament is able to add-on. Add-ons usually mark the end of the rebuy period.

An option to buy more chips during the tournament, regardless of how many chips you have. It is different from a rebuy in that you have to be under a certain amount of chips to qualify for a rebuy. A single or double add-on is usually offered at the end of the rebuy period in a multiple-rebuy tournament.

In a re-buy tournament, at the end of the re-buy period, all remaining players will have the option to purchase an add-on, also known as a top-up. For the same fee as the original buyin, a player may increase their chip balance by the starting amount.

In some tournaments, you have the option to buy more chips at the end of the rebuy period. It is called an add-on.

Some tournaments allow players the opportunity at a certain point to buy additional chips, called an add-on. This is different from a re-buy, because usually anyone still in the tournament can add on, and the opportunity to add-on usually marks the end of the re-buy period.

An optional purchase of more chips at the end of the Re-buy period in a tournament.

A supplementary charge added to your cruise fare. Typical add-ons are travel insurance, airline flights to and from the cruise, pre- and/or post-cruise hotel packages, and pre-or post-cruise land tours.

A related product offer sometimes included in the original promotion, otherwise as a follow-up communication. (Example: accessory items such as head sets or remote control devices for use with applicable audio equipment)

A transaction to add related equipment to an existing lease. Typically, this term is used when the new equipment is financed using the same lease structure (i.e., Fair Market Value, $1.00 Purchase Option, Fixed Purchase Option, etc.) as was used in the underlying transaction except that the lease term for the add-on is set so that it expires coterminously with (on the same date as) the original transaction.

For Pay Monthly Customers means: an additional credit which may be purchased for specific supplemental services (as detailed in the Price Guide and other customer documentation). For ThreePay Customers means: a voucher or any other payment mechanism or receipt used to purchased specific 3 Services and which requires an Active ThreePay Voucher on your account for use (as detailed in the Price Guide and other customer documentation).

An extra item that is sold with a purchase. This may be an accessory line, e.g. a paintbrush with paint, or an unrelated line, that is, a line not related to the purchase. These are usually promotional or new lines introduced to the customer after purchasing his or her item.

The addition of new equipment to equipment already on the lease agreement. This is achieved by way of a new lease agreement for the additional equipment.

Add-ons are optional computer hardware or software modules that supplement or enhance the original unit they are adding on to. Also known as plugins, extensions, snap-ins, or various other vendor-specific names, these modules often have proprietary interfaces that are tightly held by the company that manufactured the original unit in order to prevent competing companies from producing add-ons.

A product or program created to add new features to an existing product or program.