Br

BR is an acronym people sometimes use at the end of messages, most commonly in emails. The acronym is similar to writing "Regards" before signing your name.

There are many ways to sign off when leaving or ending a conversation. Besides BR, you can use the rgds abbreviation, YS and SY acronyms, and cheers term.

In online poker, "br" is short for "bankroll," which is the amount of money a person has to play in the game. People typically calculate the size of their br by factoring in the level of poker play and the number of buy-ins required.

Managing your br is a crucial aspect of poker because it helps you weather prolonged droughts and not fall into complete ruin. For example, if you are a casual player, your br should only come from funds you have reserved for recreation use.

Also, poker players typically do not buy into games for more than 5% of their br. And if they lose more than 10% of their br in a single game, they should quit that game.

An acronym that refers to the feeling of disappointment you have after buying something that doesn't live up to your expectations; often occurs when you pay too much for an item and it doesn't change your life like you hoped it would; similar to RBR.

Br is short for Blu-ray, a digital optical disc data storage technology. People may use br to refer to a Blu-ray player or Blu-ray disc (more commonly abbreviated BD).

Sony and the Blu-ray Disc Association developed the Blu-ray format. The Blu-ray technology gained prominence in 2006 as a replacement for DVDs and the physical distribution of video games.

While the abbreviation is uncommon, people may use br in texts and online messages. Typically, they use it when discussing movies to watch. For example, "I have LOTR on br if you wanna watch it tonite."