The cost to enter a tournament, or the minimum amount needed to sit down in a cash game at a specific table. Usually 20 times the big blind. So, for example, if you're at a $5/$10 table, you' [..]

verbal phrase, "to purchase a commission or stock," 1826, from buy (v.) + in (adv.). As a noun by 1970.

See: CLOSE-OUT.

Either The result of reaching consensus, or The process of making a cost bid in a proposal that is unduly optimistic or even actually less than the estimated costs for the project, which is done for t [..]

The purchase of a bulk (ie one covering many individuals) annuity contract with an insurance company. This allows trustees to reduce their scheme’s risk by acquiring an asset (the annuity contract) wh [..]

An amount of money you pay to enter a tournament. Often expressed as two numbers, such as $100+9, meaning that it costs $109 to enter the tournament; $100 goes into the prize fund and $9 goes to the h [..]

The practice whereby a lender of securities enters the open market to buy securities in order to replace those that have not been returned by a borrower. Strict market practices govern the buy-in process. BUY/SELL-SELL/BUY:

Where finished copies are imported (eg

This term describes an operator option to extend the length of the game being played beyond what was purchased with a coin or credit. Of the games that appear in this database, the term first appears [..]

When the seller of a security fails to deliver security for settlement, the broker will purchase the security that was to be delivered on the open market and charge the seller's account for losses incurred.

Agreement and/or consent. For example: “Do you have the CEO’s buy-in?”

The entry fee or cost to enter a DFS contest.

 A buy-in is the amount of money required to enter a particular 1-Day Fantasy Sports contest. A buy-in is also referred to as ‘entry fee’.

The money you start with in a cash game, or the entry fee in a tournament.

This term refers to the number of bingo tickets you buy at the beginning of a session. It’s also known as an admission packet.

The minimum amount of money required to enter any game

is an amount of money a player joins the table with or entrance fee for participation in a game or a tournament.

The minimal amount of money a player must pay in order to participate in a game. In poker tournaments, entry fees are considered the ‘buy-in'.

The amount of money required to enter a particular contest. Same as “entry fee”.

The amount of money used to join a game.

the amount of money you put in for chips at the poker table. "My usual buy-in at a $10/$20-table is $600."

the cost or entry fee of a tournament, "The main event at the WSOP has a $10,000 buy-in."

The rate used when a customer is returning foreign currency for USD. The bank is “buying in” the foreign money.

Is the entry price of a tournament or sit n go.

An auction entry that was not sold at an auction, usually because of not achieving the preset minimum price set by the auction house and/or the consignor. Source: www.sothebys.com

The amount of money required to enter a contest. Same as entry fee or stake.

The entry fee to play a DFS contest.

The amount of money needed to enter a particular league