Stack off
To commit your entire stack in a hand, usually by getting all-in on the flop or turn. 'Stack-off range' is the set of hands with which you are willing to play for all your chips in a given spot.
Frequently asked questions
What does stack off mean in poker?
To put your full stack in — by shoving, calling a shove, or building the pot until nothing is left behind. The phrase usually carries a hint of doubt about whether the hand was worth it.
What is a stack-off range?
The set of hands a player is willing to commit their whole stack with in a given spot. Defining it is a standard exercise in no-limit study, because the decision is usually made earlier in the hand than it appears.
Is stacking off a mistake?
Not inherently — getting maximum value from a monster is also a stack-off. The term tends to get used after the fact, when the hand turned out not to be good enough.