an option to purchase more chips at any time up to a certain stake level

In some tournaments it is possible to buy more tournament chips in the first levels. This is called Re-buy.

An option to buy back into a tournament after you've lost all your chips. Tournaments may offer one or more rebuys or (often) none at all.

To re-enter an ongoing tournament after being knocked out, for an additional entry fee

In tournament play you are often given the option to buy more chips (your original stack again) if you are put out early. Typically the rebuy period lasts half an hour or an hour.

The amount of money a player pays to add a fixed number of chips to his/her stack in a tournament.

When you buy more chips before you leave the game. Re-buys are permitted in some tournaments for players who fall below a certain point. The time during which one may re-buy is called the "re-buy period". Tournaments with re-buys are called "re-buy tournaments".

To purchase additional chips during a tournament. Only rebuy tournaments allow this option for a specified period of time.

The amount of money a player invests to buy more chips, to continue playing.

Some tournaments allow re-buys for a certain period of time. This means that even if you go all in and lose, you may buy more chips and stay in the tournament.

If you run out of chips in a tournament, and you wish to continue playing, you then re-buy, meaning, you buy more chips. This is only legal in re-buy tournaments. You can only re-buy up until a certain point. See also: ADD-ON.

A tournament feature that, for a limited time only, allows players who bust out of a tournament to buy their way back in again.

A variation of tournament play which allows players to buy back in after being eliminated or under certain conditions to top-up their chips.

a second (or third, or fourth) chance for a player eliminated from a tournament to buy more chips to remain in the game. The “re-buy period”, often characterised by extremely loose and aggressive play, is the predetermined time at the beginning of a tournament where re-buys are permitted. See “freeze-out

A tournament rule which allows players who have busted out to re-enter the tournament by purchasing more tournament chips.

An additional entry fee in tournament play. When a player loses all his chips a re-buy is allowed in some types of competition for a fixed period of time, ususally 1 1/2 to 2 hours

What you do when you buy more chips before you leave the table.

To purchase the Buy-in amount again in a tournament (when allowed) after having lost your chip stack.

When poker tournaments allow players to buy more chips after the start, those chips purchases are called re-buys. They will only be allowed for a set amount of time. A poker tournament without re-buys is called a freeze out.

In a poker tournament a fee can be paid to buy more chips.

To purchase more chips after losing your stack in a tournament. This is only possible in re-buy tournaments, and can only take place up until a certain point. See also: add-on.

Optional in some tournaments if you run out of chips in early rounds

An option to buy more chips in a tournament.

When a player is allowed to add chips to his stack in a tournament. This is only for a specified time duration and can normally only occur when a player has lost all of their chips.

Mean you buy more chips, if you run out of chips in a tournament, and you wish to continue playing, you then re-buy;

To get more chips during a game but not during a hand that you are in. This applies to real money and tournament play.

To start again, for an additional entry fee, in tournament play (where permitted).

Getting more chips during a game but not during a hand which would be unfair. Only applies to real money games.

To buy more chips before you are out of the game. Allowed in the early stages of Re-Buy poker tournaments.