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PORTUGUESE LINGUISTICS & CULTURE |
| Autor: | Dale/RS |
| E-mail: | dale.thomas@hy.com.br |
| Data: | 17/DEZ/2005 7:23 PM |
| Assunto: | To ante up |
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"To ante up" means to bet money before you start playing. In essence, I am paying money to play or betting money to show that I am serious. This term is used almost exclusively with poker.
The dealer says, "Ante up." (Let's say the "ante" is $5.00.) I put $5.00 on the table to show that I am playing. NOW the dealer gives cards to all the players and the game begins. As the game continues I can discard (reject, replace) cards once. I will have more than one chance to bet. If I have the best (winning) hand, then I get all the money on the table: the money the players anted as well as the money they bet.
Please don't tell my mother I told you about this. She made me promise never to play cards.
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