Crossword Clue: They're usually placed in the middle of the table
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- ___ up (pays to play)
- ___ up (pays)
- Before, in Bogotá
- Begins a pot
- Begins the betting
- Bets
- Asks for a hand?
- Adds to the kitty
- Adds to the poker kitty
- Adds to the pot
- Admission fees of a sort
- Blind cousins?
- Blinds, in Texas Hold 'Em
- Deal preceders
- Deal prerequisites, sometimes
- Deal prerequisites
- Deal prices
- Dealer's requests
- Dealers' requests
- Decides to play
- Hold'em fees
- Certain entrance fees
- Is in
- Certain stakes
- Feeds the kitty
- Feeds the pot
- Deserves a deal?
- Deserves a hand?
- Deserves a hand
- Gambler's stakes
- Gambling stakes
- Hand costs
- Chips, at times
- Chips automatically put on the table
- Chips before deals
- Chips in?
- Chips in a chip, e.g.
- Chips in a chip
- Chips in a pot
- Chips in at stud
- Chips in at the start
- Chips in chips
- Chips in for a hand
- Chips in one's chip
- Chips in
- Chips on the table
- First chips
- First chips in the center
- First chips in the middle
- First chips in the pot
- First pot chips
- First stakes
- Buy-ins
- Buys a hand
- Enters into a deal?
- Entrance fees, of a sort
- Gets a pot going
- Gets in on a deal
- Gets in on a poker hand
- Gets in on the deal
- Gets in the game, say
- Gets in the game
- Gets in the poker game
- Gets into the card game
- Gets into the game
- Gets ready for a poker hand
- Gets the kitty going
- Gets the pot going
- Gets the pot started
- Flips in a chip
- Goes into a pool
- Cards' costs
- Joins a poker game
- Joins the poker game
- Forks over, with "up"
- Individual shares
- Initial bets
- Initial chips
- Initial contributions
- Initial payments in poker
- Initial payments
- Initial poker payments
- Initial poker wagers
- Initial stakes
- Solicits a hand
- Some bets
- Vegas openings?
- Kicks in a chip
- Kicks in seed money
- Kicks in to the kitty
- Kicks in
- Kicks into the kitty
- White poker chips, often
- Some games require them
- Places a bet
- Places bets
- Puts a stake into the pot
- Puts chips in the pot
- Puts in at a table
- Puts in chips
- Puts in one's chips
- Puts in the pot
- Puts money in the pot
- Puts money into a poker game
- Puts money on the table, say
- Puts one's two cents in?
- Puts one's two cents in, perhaps?
- Some stakes
- Puts up, as 10 cents
- Puts up stakes
- Puts up
- Stud fees
- Stud fees?
- Stud stakes
- Stud starters
- Playing costs
- Kitties need them
- Kitty starters
- Wagers
- Poker amounts
- Poker bets
- Poker buy-ins
- Poker costs
- Poker dealers' requests
- Poker entry fees
- Poker fees
- Poker hand fees
- Poker hand starters
- Poker-hand starters
- Poker moves
- Poker pay-ins
- Poker payments
- Poker pot builders
- Poker-pot fees
- Poker pot pay-ins
- Poker pot starters
- Poker-pot starters
- Poker pots
- Poker prepayments
- Poker rituals
- Poker stakes
- Poker starters
- Ponies (up)
- Ponies up in poker
- Ponies up
- Parts of pots
- Pot amounts
- Pot builders
- Pot collection
- Pot contents
- Pot creators
- Pot fatteners
- Pot fillers
- Pot ingredients?
- Pot lot
- Pot parts
- Pot payments
- Pot plants?
- Pot seeds?
- Pot starters
- Pot throw-ins
- Potful
- Pots to play with
- Pot’s worth, initially
- Payments for hands
- Payments made before a deal is completed
- Pays a stud fee?
- Pays for a hand
- Pays for poker
- Pays in advance
- Pays one's part.
- Pays one's share, with "up"
- Pays the pot
- Pays to play a hand
- Pays to play poker
- Pays to play
- Pays up
- Pays (up)
- Pays
- New kitties?
- Pre-deal payments
- Pre-deal pot contents
- Pre-deal round
- Predeal payments
- Pennies are small ones
- Pennies, in some games
- Pennies, maybe
- Pennies, perhaps
- Pennies, sometimes
- Nickel and dime in gaming?
- Preliminary payments
- Prepares for a hand
- Primes the poker pot
- Primes the pot
- Money in the middle of a poker table
- Money left on the table, maybe?
- Opening bets.
- Opening bets
- Opening chips, at times
- Opening chips
- Opening poker stakes
- Opening round at a game table
- Responds to "Are you in?," maybe
- Opening stakes
- Procedures before a deal
- Makes the pot grow
- Shows a desire to get in
- These make stakes
- They come before deals
- They go in the pot
- They help the pot grow
- They make large pots
- TV's Johnson et al.
- They'll give you a hand
- Sweetens the kitty
- Sweetens the pot
- They're placed in the center of a table
- They're usually placed in the middle of the table
- World Poker Tour contributions
- Stakes and chips
- Stakes in a pot
- Stakes
- Throws in a chip
- Throws in, in a way
- Throws some initial chips in the pot
- Tangible expressions of participation
- Small stakes
- Start-up costs, of sorts
- Starter bets
- Starter payments
- Starting chips
- Starting pay?
- Starting stakes
- Starts a hand
- Starts a poker hand
- Starts a poker pot
- Starts a pool
- Starts a pot
- Upfront poker payments
- Starts playing poker
- Starts the kitty
- Starts the poker pot
- Starts the pot
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- New York Times - Feb. 3, 2006
