Have no more money to bet

TAPOUT

When a poker player folds their last chips, they might announce this two-word move.

"TAPOUT" is a term borrowed from poker and gambling where a player announces they’re out of money and can’t continue betting. The phrase "have no more money to bet" directly mirrors this idea—when you’re broke in a game, you "tap out." It’s also a nod to combat sports, where a fighter taps the mat to signal surrender, reinforcing the sense of giving up or being unable to go on. The answer plays on both meanings to fit the clue neatly.