Tournament play

A bet or call that puts all of a player's remaining chips at risk.

To finish a tournament day with chips that are sealed and recorded for the next day of play.

The trophy awarded to the winner of a World Series of Poker event.

A World Series of Poker tournament that awards a bracelet to its winner.

The number of tournament chips a player has.

A request for tournament staff to limit how long a player may keep deciding.

A later scheduled day of the same tournament.

A win that roughly doubles a player's chip stack.

The last table of players remaining in a tournament.

A tournament procedure in which every table completes one hand before any table begins the next.

Independent Chip Model, a method for estimating the cash value of a tournament chip stack.

Moving up to a higher payout by surviving while others are eliminated.

The flagship no-limit Texas hold’em tournament of the World Series of Poker.

The smallest prize paid to a player who finishes in the money.

The schedule showing how prize money is divided by finishing place.

The boundary around a poker area and, by extension, the spectators watching from it.

A spectator who watches poker from the rail.

The stage just before the remaining players in a tournament begin winning prize money.