Horsing
Horsing is the habit of passing a small amount of money to another player after winning a pot. It is also called scooting.
The simple explanation
After a good pot, a player may push a chip or two to another player at the table, such as a friend or the dealer. This is horsing.
A closer look
In some rooms and home games, the winner shares a small amount with a player who lost, as a friendly gesture. The rules about this vary: in tournaments, giving chips to another player is usually forbidden, and in cash games it can be treated as chip passing or collusion if the amount is large. Ask the floor before you do it, and never use it to move money in secret.
A practical example
After winning a big pot in a friendly game, a player pushes a $5 chip to the loser. Others call it horsing.
Full explanation
Horsing is the habit of passing a small amount of money to another player after winning a pot. It is also called scooting.
Horsing is giving a little money to another player after a win.
It is also called scooting.
It is a friendly gesture in some games.
Tournaments and many rooms forbid passing chips.