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Cash game

Cash games, also

sometimes referred to as ring games or live?? action games, are poker games played with

"real" chips and money at stake, often with no predetermined end time, with?? players

able to enter and leave as they see fit. In contrast, a poker tournament is played with

tournament chips?? worth nothing outside the tournament, with a definite end condition

(usually, only one player left), and a specific roster of?? competitors.

Rules [ edit

]

Players may freely buy into or cash out of a cash game between hands.[1] However, it

is?? normally prohibited for a player to remove a portion of his or her chips from the

table. This is known?? as "going south".[2] For example, if a player buys in forR$100,

then winsR$100 (for a total stack ofR$200), the player?? may not remove the originalR$100

buy-in while remaining seated. He would have to forfeit his seat, possibly wait to

rejoin?? the game, and buy in again forR$100; however, many cardrooms prohibit the

practice of buying in again unless a certain?? time period has elapsed before the player

rejoins. Similarly, cash games are played for table stakes. If a player attempts?? to put

additional money onto the table (from his/her wallet) in the middle of a hand, he may

not do?? so until the conclusion of said hand.

In "no limit" poker cash games, some

cardrooms have a maximum buy-in for cash?? games. In limit poker games, there is seldom a

maximum buy-in because betting limits already limit the amount a player?? can wager on

each hand.

In a casino, a rake is usually taken from a pot if a flop is shown?? and the

pot reaches certain values.[3] Some games take a time rake instead of a pot rake. In

these games?? players pay a seat charge every half-hour.

Ring games [ edit ]

While the

terms "ring game" and "cash game" are often?? considered synonymous in common usage,

opinion differs on the true definition of "ring game". For example, in the glossary of

?? Doyle Brunson's Super System 2, a ring game is defined as "A game with a player in

every seat, that?? is, a full game�as opposed to a shorthanded game".[4] As such, the

term "cash game" may be considered a more?? precise depiction of the kind of game

commonly found in most casinos or home venues; that is, a non-tournament game?? played

for actual money (or chips representing actual money), without regard for the number of

players seated at the table?? at any given time.

Comparison with tournament games [ edit

]

Tournaments and cash games have different basic strategies. One difference between

?? tournaments and cash games is that the blind/ante structure of tournaments increases

periodically over the course of the tournament, whereas?? the blind/ante structure of

cash games remains constant. Another difference between the tournaments and cash games

is that a tournament?? sticks with a predetermined style of poker, and cash game players,

depending on house rules, may have the option of?? playing other types of card games.

Some online cash games offer a variety of choices limited only by the game

?? software.

Other differences between cash games and tournament poker are that, in cash

games sometimes straddles and chops are allowed. A?? live straddle is a dark bet of two

big blinds by the player first to act, who is then entitled?? to bet again if the bet is

not raised. A chop is an agreement between the players in the blinds?? to retract their

blind bets if no one else has bet. A chop prevents the casino from taking a rake?? from

the pot. Also, cash games sometimes allow players to reduce the element of luck (often

called "variance", especially by?? professional players) by splitting large all-in pots.

Since online platforms can instantly calculate each player's pot equity at the time

?? they go all-in, some online cash games allow such pots to be split based on this

equity. Players who opt?? for such an arrangement will receive a share of the pot based

on his or her odds of winning (from?? the time all players still in the pot exposed their

cards) once all of the cards have been dealt. An?? alternative method of reducing

variance, used both online and in live games, is to run the board multiple times to

?? ensure that the person with the best odds of winning gets the largest share of the pot

more often.

Examples [?? edit ]

An example of a cash game is broadcast on the United

States subscription-based streaming service PokerGO as High Stakes?? Poker. The Bellagio

casino's "Big Game" is a high-stakes permanent cash game, featuring a wide variety of

rotating poker games?? with and without limits.[5]