Holdem Fastlane at 37777 Bat

Fast-fold lets you fold your hand immediately and move to a new table without waiting for the current hand to finish. It raises your hands-per-hour rate significantly compared to standard ring games.

The buy-in is the chip amount you bring to a Fastlane table. Minimum and maximum buy-ins vary by stake level and are shown in the lobby before you sit down.

Position refers to where you sit relative to the dealer button. Acting later in a hand gives you more information. In Fastlane, position resets each hand because you move to a new table on every fold.

SPR measures your remaining chips against the current pot size. A low SPR limits post-flop options; a high SPR gives more room to manoeuvre. Fastlane's speed makes SPR reads quicker and more important.

A cold call is calling a raise when you have not already invested chips in the pot. Because Fastlane moves fast, cold-calling range discipline matters more — loose calls compound quickly across many hands.

Showdown equity is your statistical chance of winning the pot if all remaining cards are dealt out. It is relevant in Fastlane when deciding whether to call a bet on the river or fold and move to the next hand.