What means 2NL, 5NL, 10NL etc?

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When I search for this question I mainly get results about the differences between them, but I'm not even sure about the definition itself.

I got one result that explains that it could refer to the minimal buy-in for a cash table, equivalent to 100bb. Is that correct? (e.g. 2NL thus meaning 0,01/0,02ct cash table)
 
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tealurker said:
When I search for this question I mainly get results about the differences between them, but I'm not even sure about the definition itself.

I got one result that explains that it could refer to the minimal buy-in for a cash table, equivalent to 100bb. Is that correct? (e.g. 2NL thus meaning 0,01/0,02ct cash table)
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Good question. The answer is yes -- for example NL2 means a game with $0.01/$0.02 blinds such that the typical buy-in of 100bb would be $2.
 
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