What is AOF?
AOF means All-In or Fold. Its core choices are to go all-in or fold. Going all-in commits the chips specified by the mode's rules to contest the pot; folding gives up your current hand.
Check before deciding
Look at your cards, chips and the current hand. Confirm the buy-in, blinds and chip-replenishment rules before entering, then use the actions actually offered when it is your turn.
All-in does not mean choosing an arbitrary fixed bet, and it does not guarantee that you will win the pot.
After your choice
After going all-in, the current hand continues and settles according to its actual flow. After folding, leave that hand and continue under the mode's next-hand arrangements. Multiple all-ins follow the applicable pot-eligibility and distribution rules.
AOF and Flash explain different things
AOF emphasizes the all-in or fold betting choice. Flash emphasizes moving immediately to the next table after folding. Do not assume that folding in AOF automatically triggers a Flash table move.
Rules may vary between platforms, tables and events. This guide explains common rules; available games, eligibility and dispute procedures are determined by the platform's official announcements.