To take a big risk to succeed, even if you might fail.
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To risk everything in one bold, all-or-nothing push.
When you go for broke, you hold nothing back and could win big or lose it all.
It is used when someone gives it everything with no safety net.
"Throw Caution to the Wind"
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Acting boldly and ignoring the risks to pursue something you want spontaneously
"All In"
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Fully committed to a course of action, especially in a poker or betting context
"Go for Broke"
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Risking everything in a maximum, all-or-nothing attempt at success