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- --- meridiem
- __ up (pay one's share)
- "__ up!": "Pay your share!"
- ___-bellum
- ___-bellum.
- ___ bellum.
- ___ bellum
- ___-Christum
- ___ meridiem.
- ___ meridiem (morning: Lat.)
- ___ meridiem (what "a.m." stands for)
- ___ meridiem
- Amount bet in poker before the cards are dealt
- Amount of money that can be raised?
- Amount preceding a bet
- Amount preceding bets
- Amount to be raised?
- Amount to be raised, maybe
- Amount to be raised, perhaps
- Amount to be raised
- "___ up!" (card player's cry)
- "___ up!" (game cry)
- ___ up (pay one's share)
- ___ up (pay)
- ___ up (poker term)
- ___ up
- An anagram for neat
- Anaconda payment
- Anagram for neat
- Anagram of "neat"
- A chip, at times
- A chip before the deal
- A chip for a kitty
- A chip in the pot, perhaps
- A chip, maybe
- A chip or two to start with
- A chip or two, usually
- A chip, perhaps
- A chip, sometimes
- A couple of chips in the pot, maybe
- A couple of chips in the pot, say
- A couple of chips, maybe
- A couple of chips, say, in poker
- A few bucks to start the pot, say
- A few chips in the pot, maybe
- A few chips, maybe
- A few chips, perhaps
- A few chips, say, in poker
- A few chips, say
- A few poker chips, maybe
- A hand-holder may build on this
- Be up front with it to get a hand
- A penny, at times
- A penny in a pot, perhaps
- A penny is a small one
- A penny, sometimes
- A poker stake
- A single poker chip, sometimes
- Before — behind
- Before: Lat.
- Before: Prefix.
- Before: Prefix
- Before, to Brutus
- Before, when placed before
- Before
- Begin a pot
- Arbitrary stake
- Beginning pot
- Bellum beginner
- Bellum beginning
- Bellum or date preceder
- Bellum or meridian preceder
- Bellum preceder
- Active volcano near Messina
- Bet all players must make
- Bet
- Betting stake
- Bettor's starter
- Ask for a hand, perhaps
- Ask for a hand?
- Add a chip
- Add to the kitty
- Add to the pot
- At times it's upped
- Addition to the pot
- Admission price, of a sort
- Advance amount
- Advance of a sort
- Advance on a table
- Blind, essentially
- Blind relative?
- Blind supplement, sometimes
- Blue chip, at times
- Blue chip, maybe
- Blue chip, perhaps
- Alternative to a blind
- Alternative to blinds
- A.M. beginning
- AM, ... meridiem
- A.m. word
- Cause a pot to have a chip in it?
- Date leader?
- Date opening?
- Date or lope leader
- Date preceder
- Date starter
- Commitment to the game
- "Deal me in" indicator
- Deal preceder
- Deal prelude, often
- Deal prelude
- Deal prerequisite, maybe
- Dealer's call
- Dealer's call, perhaps
- Dealer's choice?
- Dealer's command, at poker
- Dealer's demand
- Dealer's request, perhaps
- Dealer's request to a poker player
- Dealer's request
- Dealer's requirement
- Each player's initial contribution to the pot
- Early bet
- Hold 'em fee
- Hold 'em opener
- Hold 'em ritual
- Hold-'em ritual
- Hold 'em starter
- Certain buy-in
- Hold'em payment
- Hold'em pot starter
- Certain entrance fee
- Certain forced bet
- Bread on the table, maybe
- Bread on the table?
- Certain payment
- Certain pile of chips
- Certain stake
- Front money
- Front money?
- Compulsory bet.
- Compulsory bet
- Chamber head?
- Chamber lead-in
- Chamber opening?
- Chamber starter
- Fee for all
- Fee for hand delivery?
- Fee of a sort
- Fee of sorts
- Fee paid in chips
- Feed a kitty
- Feed a pot
- Feed the kitty?
- Feed the kitty a penny?
- Feed the kitty, in poker
- Feed the kitty
- Feed the pot
- Homophone for auntie
- Homophone for Mame's title
- It always comes before a flop
- It can be a single chip
- It can be upped
- It can lead to raises
- Bring-ins cousin
- It can show interest in a deal
- It could precede a good deal
- Charge for a hand delivery?
- Charge for a hand
- Charge for hand delivery?
- It follows penny
- It gets a kitty going
- It gets the pot going
- It goes in the center of the table
- It goes in the middle of the table
- It goes to pot
- Deserve a hand?
- It helps a kitty grow
- Guts payment
- It leads to a deal
- It makes a kitty grow
- It may be accompanied by a blind
- Gamble chips
- Gambler's bet
- Gambler's deposit
- Gambler's input
- Gambler's obligation
- Gambler's payment
- Gambler's stake
- Gambler's starting bet
- Gambler'sbet
- Gambling stake
- Gambling word
- Game admission
- It may be raised at a table
- Had chips, say
- Game stake
- Game starter
- It may be upped by those with nice hands
- It may be upped, in poker
- It may be upped
- Gaming stake
- Gaming table fee
- It may follow a cut
- It may force a hand
- Contribute a share
- Contribute chips
- Contribute, in a way
- Contribute to a pot
- Contribute to the kitty
- Contribute to the pot
- Contribute, with "up"
- Contribute
- Contribution before the deal
- Contribution of a sort
- Contribution to a pot
- Contribution to the pot
- Contribution toward the pot
- It may lead to a good deal
- It may precede a deal
- Brutus' "before"
- It might be a blue chip
- It might be upped at the poker table
- It might get your kitty going
- It often precedes a deal
- Build the pot
- It will get you a hand
- Hand bill?
- Hand contribution
- Hand cost
- Hand-delivery charge?
- Hand-delivery payment?
- Hand demand?
- Hand outlay
- Hand price
- Hand requirement
- Hand starter
- Chip, at times
- Handful of chips, maybe
- Chip for a hand
- Chip for a pot
- Chip for the pot
- Chip in?
- Chip in.
- Chip in a chip for starters
- Chip in a chip, perhaps
- Chip in a chip
- Chip in a new pot
- Chip in a pot?
- Chip in a pot, maybe
- Chip in a pot, perhaps
- Chip in a pot
- Chip in chips
- Chip in for a hand
- Chip in for a hand?
- Chip in, literally
- Chip in the pot
- Chip in, with "up"
- Chip in
- Chip, maybe
- Chip on the table, maybe
- Chip on the table, perhaps
- Chip on the table
- Chip or coin thrown in the pot
- Chip or two, maybe
- Chip that starts a pot
- Chip to start with
- Chip to start
- Chip without dip?
- Chips, e.g.
- Chips for cards
- Chips in a pot, sometimes
- Chips in the pot
- Chips to play
- ItÂ's just for openers
- Handover for a hand
- Hand's chip
- Hand's cost
- Item for a pot
- First bet in a summer World Series
- First chip in a pot
- First chip in the poker pot
- First chip in the pot
- First chip in
- First chip, maybe
- First chip, often
- First chip, perhaps
- First chip, say
- First chip thrown in
- First chip tossed in
- First chip
- First chips
- First chips into a poker pot
- First few chips, usually
- Cost, at cards
- Cost at poker
- Cost for a deal?
- Cost for a hand
- Cost for cards
- Cost of a hand
- Cost of cards
- Cost of getting a hand
- Cost of playing
- Cost of staying in
- Cost to be dealt in
- Cost to get a hand
- Cost to get in on the deal
- Cost to get in
- Cost to go up and down the river
- Cost to play a poker hand
- Cost to play
- Cost
- It's a start
- It's a starter
- First move at the card table
- It's agreed on before making a deal
- Cough up a chip?
- Cough up a poker chip
- Cough up for a kitty
- Cough up for the kitty
- "Cough up," in poker
- Cough up some chips?
- Cough up
- First payment in a hand of poker
- First penny, perhaps
- First poker chip
- First poker stake
- First pot contribution
- It's down when the chips are down
- It's for openers
- It's for starters
- Buy a hand
- Buy a poker hand
- Buy in, in a way
- Buy in
- Buy into a poker game
- It's in the pot
- It's just for openers
- Get a poker pot started
- Couple of chips, e.g.
- Couple of chips, maybe
- Get in on a deal
- Get in on a poker game
- Get in on the deal
- Get in on the pot
- Get in the game, perhaps
- Get in the game
- Get into a poker game, say
- Get into the game, in a way
- Get into the game
- It's often upped
- It's pitched into the pot
- Cousin of pre-
- Get the kitty going
- Get the pot going
- Get the pot started
- Entrance fee of a sort
- Entrance price in poker
- It's put in a pot
- Fixed bet
- Fixed stake
- Entry fee?
- Entry fee for a poker hand
- Entry fee of a sort
- Entry fee
- It's tossed in a pot
- It's tossed into a pot
- It's upped at times
- It's upped in poker
- It's usually one chip
- It's usually put in the middle of a table
- Gin-game pot
- Create a pot
- "I'm in" indicator
- "Give me a hand"
- Give some money to the pot
- Folder's loss
- Folder's minimum loss
- Club payment?
- Food for the kitty?
- In front of: prefix
- In front of: Prefix.
- Go in in Vegas
- Go in on a hand
- Card fee
- Help make a pot
- Card-game stake
- Card game stake
- Help to create a big pot
- Help to create a nice pot
- Help to create a pot
- Card player's initial stake
- Card player's stake
- Forced bet
- Forced initial payment in poker
- Cards' cost
- Cards money
- Cards pitch-in
- Expense share
- Join a poker game
- Join, as a hand
- Join the game, in a way
- Join the game
- Join the poker game
- Fork over for a hand
- Fork over, with "up"
- Cut follower, often
- Indicate "I'm in"
- Indicate that one needs a hand?
- Indicate you're in
- Indication of serious intent
- Indication that you want a hand
- Individual share
- Draw money?
- Draw payment
- Draw poker bet
- Cash for cards
- Cash on hand?
- Casino game requirement, often
- Casino payment
- Casino stake
- Casino word
- Ingredient in a pot
- Initial bet in a card game
- Initial bet in a poker game
- Initial bet
- Initial chip thrown in
- Initial chip
- Initial contribution of a sort
- Initial contribution to a poker pot
- Initial contribution
- Initial cost of a hand, in poker
- Initial cost
- Initial fee
- Initial game payment
- Initial house payment?
- Initial money for the pot
- Initial offering?
- Initial payment in a poker game
- Initial payment
- Initial poker bet
- Initial poker chip
- Initial poker cost
- Initial poker payment
- Initial poker stake
- Initial poker wager
- Initial stake in a poker game
- Initial stake
- Initial wager
- Prove that you want a hand
- Served without ice
- Where the chips may fall
- Mandatory bet
- Pitch in
- Place a bet
- Vegas money
- Vegas payment
- Seven-card stud start
- Some chips, maybe
- The a in a.m.
- The "a" in a.m.
- The A of AM
- The "a" of a.m.
- The A of A.M.
- Kick in a chip for a pot
- Kick in a poker chip
- Kick in for a hand
- Kick in for a poker hand
- Kick in, in poker
- Kick in on a deal
- Kick in, say
- Kick in to a pot
- Kick in
- Kick into a pot
- Kick into the opening pot
- Kick into the pot
- Kick off a kitty
- Kick off a poker hand
- Toss a chip in the pot
- Toss in a chip, say
- Toss in a chip to play poker
- Toss in a chip
- Toss in chips before the deal
- Toss in some chips
- Toss in the first chips
- Toss in the pot
- Tossed-in penny, perhaps
- White chip, often
- Venture capital?
- Punt
- Kin of pre-
- Put a stake on the table
- Put an initial chip in the pot, in poker
- Kind of chamber
- Put in a chip
- Put in chips
- Share of expenses
- Share of group expenses
- Share of the cost of a venture
- Put in some chips
- Put in the pot
- Put in to get in
- Put into the pot
- Put one's two cents in?
- Put one's two cents in, perhaps?
- Put one's two cents in
- Put (up)
- Put up.
- Put up a poker chip
- Put up a stake
- Put up stakes
- Put up
- Put your money down, with "up"
- Put your money where your hand is
- Put your two cents in?
- The first chip, usually
- Kind of room or chamber
- Kind of room
- Vide ___ (see before, in Latin)
- Stud buy-in
- Stud fee
- Stud fee?
- Stud money
- Stud player's stake
- Stud poker bet
- Stud requirement
- Stud stake
- Stud stakes
- Stud starter
- Obligatory contribution of a sort
- Play fare
- Qualify for a hand
- Play money
- Play money?
- Play opener
- Play to pay
- Player's contribution
- Player's fee
- Player's fixed contribution
- Players may up it
- Player's payment
- Something that's just for starters?
- Player's pot
- Player's stake
- Something to do before a deal
- Something to give a kitty?
- Room opening?
- Room or chamber preceder
- Room or chamber starter
- Room or chamber
- Something to raise at poker
- Something to raise
- Sometimes it's a penny
- Sometimes it's one cent
- Sometimes it's upped
- Sometimes its upped
- Kitty builder
- Kitty chip
- Kitty contribution
- Kitty feed?
- Kitty feed
- Kitty feeder
- Kitty "food"
- Kitty food
- Kitty food?
- Kitty input
- Kitty insert
- Kitty start
- Kitty starter, in poker
- Kitty starter
- Kitty sweller
- Kitty's beginning
- Kitty's birth?
- Kitty's contributor
- Round tab
- The price to play
- Sort of admission fee
- Wager
- Poker admission
- Poker beginning
- Poker bet that's not optional
- Poker bet
- Poker buy-in
- Poker chip-in
- Poker chip, maybe
- Poker chip, sometimes
- Poker contribution
- Poker cost
- Poker dealer's demand
- Poker dealer's requirement
- Poker entry fee
- Poker fee
- Poker-game precursor
- Poker-game starter
- Poker game starter
- Poker game's starting bet
- Poker game's starting stake
- Poker hand buy-in
- Poker hand cost
- Poker hand fee
- Poker hand payment
- Poker-hand preliminary
- Poker hand requirement
- Poker hand starter
- Poker-hand starter
- Poker money
- Poker move
- Poker necessity
- Poker night action
- Poker night pot
- Poker offering
- Poker opener, perhaps
- Poker opener
- Poker opening
- Poker pay-in
- Poker paying
- Poker payment before the deal
- Poker payment
- Poker pitch-in
- Poker pittance
- Poker play
- Poker player's contribution
- Poker player's entrance fee
- Poker player's imperative
- Poker player's initial payment
- Poker player's initial stake
- Poker player's must-do
- Poker player's payment.
- Poker player's payment
- Poker player's starting bet
- Poker post
- Poker pot, at first
- Poker-pot builder
- Poker pot-builder
- Poker pot builder
- Poker pot component
- Poker pot input
- Poker-pot item
- Poker pot money
- Poker pot opening
- Poker pot part
- Poker-pot part
- Poker pot payment
- Poker pot primer
- Poker pot seed
- Poker-pot stake
- Poker pot starter
- Poker-pot starter
- Poker-pot sweetener
- Poker pot
- Poker precursor
- Poker prelude
- Poker price
- Poker requirement
- Poker ritual
- Poker seed money
- Poker stake
- Poker starter
- Poker state
- Poker table payment
- Poker term
- Poker wager
- Poker word
- Show interest in a deal
- Raise bid, up the ...
- Raise stakes, up the ...
- Show that one's in?
- Show that you want a hand
- Part of a large pot
- Show you're in
- Part of a poker pot
- Part of a pot on the table
- Part of a pot
- Part of "a.m."
- Part of AM
- Part of a.m.
- Pony (up)
- Pony up for a hand
- Pony up, in poker
- Pony up
- Part of the pot
- Omaha payment
- Omaha stake
- Large pot supported with several hands
- Neat anagram?
- Necessary bet in a poker game
- Need to play, say
- One chip, maybe
- One chip, often
- One chip, perhaps
- One chip
- Post- antonym
- Post opposite
- ''Post'' opposite
- Latin preposition
- Post's opposite
- Pot addition
- Pot additive
- Pot bet
- Pot booster
- Pot builder?
- Pot builder
- Pot-building payment
- Pot chip
- Pot chips
- Pot component
- Pot content
- Pot contribution
- Pot deposit
- Pot donation
- Pot enhancer
- Pot fee
- Pot filler
- Pot for gamblers
- Pot foundation
- Pot grower
- Pot grower?
- Pot ingredient
- Pot ingredient?
- Pot item
- Pot maker
- Pot money?
- Pot money
- Pot part
- Pot payment
- Pot portion
- Pot stake
- Pot starter at the poker table
- Pot starter, in poker
- Pot starter, in Texas hold 'em
- Pot starter
- Pot sweetener
- Pot sweller
- Pot thickener?
- Pot throw-in
- Pot toss-in
- Lope opening?
- Pay, at poker
- Pay for a hand
- Pay for a poker hand
- Pay for cards
- Pay for diamonds, say?
- Pay for play
- Pay in
- Pay one's share.
- Pay one's share, with "up"
- Pay one's share
- Pay the kitty
- Pay the pot
- Pay to deal
- Pay to get in
- Pay to get into a poker hand
- Pay to hold a hand
- Pay to hold hands
- Pay to hold one's hand?
- Pay to join the hand
- Pay to play a hand, in poker
- Pay to play cards
- Pay-to-play fee
- Pay to play, in a way
- Pay to play, in poker
- Pay to play poker
- Pay to play
- Pay up
- Pay up to get in on
- Pay (up)
- Pay, with "up"
- Pay your share, with "up"
- Payment at a table
- Payment before a deal is finalized
- Payment before a deal is made
- Payment before a hand
- Payment for a hand
- Payment for a poker hand
- Payment in poker
- Payment made at the start of a poker hand
- Payment made by hand?
- Payment to play a poker hand
- Payment to play cards
- Payment up-front
- Lead-in to date or room
- Pre-
- Pre-deal bet
- Pre-deal chip
- Pre-deal payment
- Pre-deal poker payment
- Pre-deal poker requirement
- Pre-deal request
- Pre-deal ritual
- Pre-deal stake
- Pre-deal wager
- Pre- kin
- Pre
- Preceding: Prefix
- Predeal chip
- Predeal payment
- Predeal requirement
- Predeal stake
- Prefix for bellum or date
- Prefix for bellum
- Prefix for cede
- Prefix for chamber
- Prefix for date or cede
- Prefix for date or diluvian
- Prefix for date or room
- Prefix for diluvian
- Prefix for "penultimate"
- Prefix for penultimate
- Prefix for room or date
- Prefix for room
- Penny-__
- Penny-__ (insignificant)
- Penny-__ poker
- Penny-__ (small-time)
- Penny-__ (trifling)
- Penny-__: trivial
- Penny-__: unimportant
- Penny-___
- Penny ___ (cards pay-in)
- Penny-___ (insignificant)
- Penny ___ (low-stakes game)
- Penny-___ (low-stakes)
- Penny-___ poker
- Penny-___ (rinky-dink)
- Penny-___ (small-time)
- Penny-___ (trivial)
- Penny ___
- Penny ____
- Penny _____
- Penny bet
- Penny ending
- Penny follower
- Penny in a pot, perhaps
- Penny in a pot, sometimes
- Penny, in poker
- Penny, in some poker games
- Penny in the pot, say
- Penny, maybe, in poker
- Penny, maybe
- Penny or matchstick, in some poker games
- Penny, perhaps
- Prefix like pre-
- Penny, sometimes
- Penny wager
- Prefix meaning "before"
- Prefix similar to "pre-"
- Penultimate prefix
- Prefix with bellum or meridian
- Prefix with bellum
- One or two chips, maybe
- One or two poker chips, maybe
- Prefix with cede or date
- Prefix with cede
- Prefix with chamber or bellum
- Prefix with chamber or chapel
- Prefix with chamber or room
- Prefix with chamber
- Prefix with chapel
- Prefix with date or cede
- Prefix with date or chamber
- Prefix with date or nave
- Prefix with date
- Prefix with diluvian
- Minimum poker bet
- Minimum poker loss
- One poker chip, perhaps
- Prefix with natal
- Prefix with penultimate
- Prefix with room or date
- Prefix with room
- Relative of a blind, in poker
- Preliminary stake
- Prelude to a deal, perhaps
- Prelude to a deal
- Minute stake?
- Prepare for a deal
- Prepare to get a hand
- One way to get a hand
- M
- Prepay the pot
- Prepay, with "up"
- Let go to pot?
- Reno opening
- No one's in until this is put in
- Previous prefix
- Price at poker
- Price for a hand
- Price for hand delivery?
- Price for part of a deck?
- Price for playing
- Price for poker
- Price of a hand
- Price of a stud hand
- Price of hand delivery?
- Price of participation
- Price to play a hand
- Price to play a poker hand
- Price to play
- Prime the poker pot
- Prime the pot
- Required bet in a game of poker
- Required bet in a poker game
- Required bet in poker
- Required bet, in poker
- Required bet
- Required game payment
- Required Hold 'em bet
- Required investment of a kind
- Required payment
- Required poker bet
- Required poker chip
- Required pot contribution
- Required wager
- Requirement for a hand, say
- Requirement for card recipients, often
- Requirement for some games
- Requirement in a game of dealer's choice
- Prior: prefix
- Prior (to)
- Prior (to): Prefix
- Prior to: Prefix
- Money for a hand
- Money for cards
- Money for pot?
- Money for the pot
- Money on the table, maybe
- Money on the table
- Money put on the table
- Money put up front
- Money riding on a card.
- Money secured before a deal
- Money to play with
- Open the pot
- Opener?
- Opening amount in a poker pot
- Opening amount
- Opening bet
- Opening bet in a card game
- Opening bet in poker
- Opening bet, in poker
- Opening bit
- Opening chip, in poker
- Opening chip
- Opening chips
- Opening pay-in
- Opening payment
- Opening poker bet
- Opening poker chips
- Opening poker contribution
- Opening poker payment
- Opening poker stake
- Opening stake
- Opening wager
- Make a pot
- Produce, with "up"
- Opposite of post-
- Opposite of post
- Opposite of "post"
- Make pots, in a way
- Not post-
- Not post
- Morning's start, in old Rome?
- Word heard in the back room
- Word in the a.m.?
- Word on a Caribbean Stud Poker table
- Word with bellum or date
- Word with bellum or meridiem
- Word with bellum
- Way to get a deal started
- Way to get a guaranteed hand
- Word with date or chamber
- Word with room or chamber
- Sweeten the kitty
- Sweeten the pot a little?
- Sweeten the pot
- Type of room
- Thing to do before you raise
- Thing to up in poker
- Table center piece?
- Table payment
- Table stake
- Tableau prop
- World Poker Tour contribution
- World Poker Tour payment
- This precedes bellum
- What a player may risk first
- Throw a chip in the pot
- Stake at cards
- Stake for a hand
- Stake in a casino
- Stake in a game
- Stake in a pot
- Stake in the game
- Stake of a sort
- Stake on a table
- Stake on the table
- Stake that can be upped
- Stake (that may be upped?)
- Stake that might get you jacked up?
- Stake to partake
- Stake
- Stakes before the deal
- Throw in a chip
- Throw in a few chips, say
- Throw in the first chips
- Throw into the pot
- Throw some coins on the table, maybe
- Throw the first chips in
- Start a hand, maybe
- Start a hand
- Start a poker game
- Start a poker hand
- Start a poker pot
- Start a pot going
- Start a pot
- Start a Texas hold 'em hand
- Start at poker
- Start for a kitty
- Start for date?
- What seals the deal?
- What starts some games
- Start the kitty
- Start the poker pot
- Start the pot going
- Start the pot, in poker
- Start the pot
- Start the spot
- Start to build a pot
- Start to date
- Start to date?
- Start to fill a pot
- What to do if you'd like a hand
- Start to make a pot
- Start-up money?
- Up-front amount, in poker
- Up-front amount
- Up-front fee
- Up-front money
- Up-front payment
- Up-front poker money
- Up-front poker payment
- Starter chips
- Starter for date or cede
- Starter on a table
- Up the __: raise the stakes
- Up the ___ (increase the stakes)
- Up the ___ (increase what's at stake)
- Up the ___ (make the stakes bigger)
- Up the ___ (make the stakes higher)
- Up the ___ (make things more interesting, in a way)
- Up the ___ (raise the stakes)
- Up the ___ (risk more)
- Up the ___
- Starting bet in poker
- Up the pot
- Starting bet
- Starting chip in poker
- Starting chip
- Starting contribution to a poker pot
- Starting contribution
- Starting money in a poker pot
- Starting money of a sort
- Starting pay in Vegas?
- Starting poker bet
- Starting poker chip
- Starting poker pot contribution
- Starting poker stake
- Starting stake in a card game
- Starting stake in cards
- Starting stake in poker
- Starting stake
- You have to be up front with it
- You have to be upfront about this
- You have to be upfront with it
- Upfront amount
- Upfront bet
- Upfront money
- Upfront poker stake
- Upfront stake
- What you may do to get a hand
- What you may need to do to get a hand
- Startup cost
- Startup money?
- What you pay to play
- What you put into a pot
- Upped the ___
- You might add it to the pot
- Upping the ___
- You might get a hand for it
- What's required to be "in"
- You'll get a hand for it
- Status quo ___ bellum
- Status quo ___
- You're not in until it's in
- You're out unless you put this in
- You're out until this is put in
- You're out until you put this in
- Steak
- Yours and mine
- Texas Hold 'em fee
- Texas Hold 'Em start
Recent Usage of Money to play with in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Money to play with" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Money to play with in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - June 28, 2007
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 10, 2003
- New York Times - Dec. 21, 2000
