bankroll
bank
bænk
bānk
roll
roʊl
rowl
British pronunciation
/bˈæŋkɹə‍ʊl/

Definition & Meaning of "bankroll"in English

to bankroll
01

to financially support or fund a project, venture, or activity

Transitive: to bankroll a venture
to bankroll definition and meaning
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Examples
Wealthy investors may choose to bankroll startups with promising business ideas.
The production company decided to bankroll the film, covering all expenses from pre-production to distribution.
Bankroll
01

the total amount of money a person or business has for spending or investing

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Examples
The company increased its bankroll for the new project.
She carefully managed her bankroll to cover all expenses.
02

the amount of money or chips that a player has set aside or allocated for the purpose of playing poker

What is a "bankroll"?

A bankroll is the total amount of money or chips that a player has set aside for playing poker. It represents the funds a player is willing to risk in the game. Managing a bankroll is important for players to ensure they do not spend more than they can afford to lose. A player’s bankroll can grow with wins or shrink with losses, and it is often used as a way to track one’s financial progress in the game. It is essential for maintaining long-term success and avoiding financial trouble while playing poker.

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