Now that Party Poker is getting more like a weekend with the inlaws i was thinking about moving some money to Poker Stars. I've downloaded the software and been taking a look but i was confused but the NL tables with No All In against the names.

Can anyone enlighten me, as to what exactly this means?

Thanks

It means that there is no all-in protection, and that if you time out your hand will be folded. Thies prevents someone with a tough decision to call a bet or fold from yanking the plug and being treated as all-in.

Pokerstars does not make that entirely clear with "no all-in". You are not the first person to be confused by this cryptic parenthetical.

par·en·thet·i·cal Pronunciation (prn-tht-kl)
adj. also par·en·thet·ic (-k)
1. Set off within or as if within parentheses; qualifying or explanatory: a parenthetical remark.
2. Using or containing parentheses.
n.
A parenthetical word, phrase, or remark.

And when emmasmom made the switch from Party to Stars the (no all-in) notation confused her.

I dont see any parentheses

Thanks Emmasdad,
looking at it now, it seems obvious