noun
Gaming Slang
all-in
· noun · gaming
Throwing everything at a fight with no plan to retreat.
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Definitions
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You blow every ability, summoner spell and cooldown to kill the target. No holding back, no escape plan. Either they die or you do. Win the all-in and you snowball; lose it and you're walking back from base.
“Level 6 he's got ult up, this is a full all-in, flash in and kill him.”
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Also a verb, to commit fully.
“Don't all-in under their tower, you'll just give them a free kill.”
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all-in In A Sentence
Level 6 he's got ult up, this is a full all-in, flash in and kill him.
Don't all-in under their tower, you'll just give them a free kill.
Origin & Usage
Borrowed from poker, where going 'all-in' bets every chip you have.
People Also Ask
What does "all-in" mean in gaming?
It means throwing everything you have at a fight with no plan to retreat.
How do you use "all-in" in a sentence?
"We're low on resources, so let's just go all-in on this push."
Is going all-in risky?
Yes — since there's no fallback plan, it either wins the fight outright or leaves you with nothing.
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