Go-in - English meaning

phrasal verb

To come or go into

noun

Frequently with at. an attack, an onslaught; a quarrel, an argument; a ‘set-to’. compare "run-in". chiefly australian in later use.

collocation

To risk all your money in a game such as poker (= a card game played for money)

Usage examples:

I bet, he raised me, i raised back, and then he went all in., he called the $100,000 and went all-i…