Meaning of all in In English

• 0 in a way that risks all your money in a game such as poker:

  • I bet, he raised me, I raised back and then he went all in.

  • He took the view that rather than pass he had better raise all-in.

  • Rather than take the safer path and keep his day job, Merkley went all in and quit his executive post.

  • Congress and the President have gone all-in to prop up the economy.

• 1 in a way that includes everything in a price or total:

  • I calculated that as long as a new fridge cost less than $360 all in, it would have paid for itself in the first year.

  • Making this delicious almond and raisin lamb curry takes just an hour, all-in.

• 2 including everything in a price or total:

  • The all-in cost was £695, including the first consultation.

  • His estimate of $12-billion is "all in," and includes costs like site preparation and financing.

• 3 risking all your money in a game such as poker:

  • There was no betting on the round because the player was all in.

  • He wants the war to end but he is committed, he is all in.

  • The actor is known for his daring, all-in style.

• 4 very tired, so you are unable to do anything more:

  • I'm going home now - I'm all in.

• 5 including the costs for all parts of a service:

  • an all-in package/price The all-in price includes a pre-theater cocktail and the best available seats at your chosen show.