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big blind

big blind noun: the larger of the forced bets, usually equivalent to the minimum bet.

Noun

big blind (plural big blinds)

  1. The larger of the forced bets, usually equivalent to the minimum bet.
    • The blinds are: $1/$2. (small blind: $1, big blind: $2)
    • I have 10 big blinds in my stack. (big blind = $5, so I have $50 in my stack)
  2. The player forced to pay such a bet.
    • If I raise, maybe the big blind will fold.

Forms of big blind

pluralbig blinds

Questions about big blind

What does big blind mean?
Big blind means the larger of the forced bets, usually equivalent to the minimum bet.
What part of speech is big blind?
Big blind is a noun.
What is the plural of big blind?
The plural of big blind is big blinds.

Words near big blind in the dictionary

  1. Big Bend patchnose snakes
  2. Big Bend State
  3. Big Bertha
  4. big bikkies
  5. Big Bird
  6. big blind
  7. big blinds
  8. big block
  9. Big Blowup
  10. Big Blue
  11. Big Blue 82

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