Postflop play

110 terms

Preflop Bet-Call

A preflop betting line where a player makes the first raise the 'bet' and then calls a subsequent re-raise or all-in fr…

Range Bet Turn

A continuation bet made on the turn with a very high frequency often 100% of one's range, typically in positions where …

River Check-Raise

A poker play where a player checks on the river with the intention of raising an opponent's bet, typically as a bluff o…

Monotone River

A river card that completes a board where all five community cards are of the same suit.

Flipout

A poker tournament format where all players are automatically all-in from the first hand, with the winner determined by…

River Float

A referring to a call on the river with a weak or marginal hand, intended to catch a bluff; though not a standard conce…

Dry Turn

A turn card that does not complete any obvious draws or significantly alter the board texture, typically failing to con…

Dynamic River

A river situation where the optimal decision bet, check, fold, call is heavily influenced by prior street action and op…

Omaha Trips on Board

In Omaha, a board texture where the community cards contain three cards of the same rank, forming trips on the board.

River Jam

A river jam is a poker play where a player makes an all-in bet on the river, typically as a bluff or for maximum value,…

Paired Turn

The core significance of this term is that it dramatically changes the dynamics of the hand: a hand that was ahead, suc…

Overbet Bluff

An overbet bluff is a bet larger than the size of the pot made with a weak hand or no made hand, intended to represent …

Bluff Heavy Range

A betting or raising range that contains a higher proportion of bluffing hands compared to value hands.

Probe Bluff

A bluff made in response to an opponent showing weakness e.g., checking to test whether they actually have a weak hand …

Value to Bluff Ratio

The value-to-bluff ratio is the proportion of value hands to bluff hands in a player's betting or raising range, used t…

Bluff Catcher Range

A bluff catcher range consists of hands that can beat an opponent's bluffs but lose to their value hands, used to call …

River Open

A river open is the first voluntary bet made on the river betting round after all community cards have been dealt.

Static Turn

A static turn is a turn card that does not significantly alter the board texture or the relative strength of hands, oft…

River C-Bet

A river continuation bet is a bet made on the final betting round the river by the player who raised preflop and typica…

All-In Overbet

The core meaning is to create immense pressure through an extreme bet, forcing opponents to fold when they lack a stron…

Static River

A river card that does not complete draws or change the board texture in a way that significantly alters hand strength …

Dynamic Turn

A turn card in poker that significantly alters the board texture, hand equities, and strategic dynamics, often introduc…

Rainbow Turn

A turn card that is of a different suit from all three flop cards, preventing any flush draw from being possible on the…

2-7 Triple Draw Starting Hands

In 2-7 Triple Draw, starting hands are the initial five-card hands dealt, with playable hands typically consisting of l…

River Overbet

A river overbet is a bet on the final betting round that exceeds the current size of the pot.

Nut Bluff

A bluff that represents the nuts the strongest possible hand to force opponents to fold, typically when the bluffer hol…

Float Turn

A poker strategy where a player calls a bet on the flop with the intention of bluffing or semi-bluffing on the turn whe…

River Check-Fold

In poker, a river check-fold is when a player checks on the river with the intention of folding if their opponent makes…

Delayed C-Bet Bluff

A bluff where the pre-flop aggressor checks the flop and then bets on a later street usually the turn to represent a st…

Rainbow River

A river card that is of a different suit from all other community cards, ensuring no flush is possible on the river.

PLO Trips on Board

In Pot-Limit Omaha, when the community board contains three of a single rank e.g., K♠K♥K♦, creating a set on the board …

Monotone Turn

The core meaning of this term is that the board is heavily concentrated in one suit, greatly increasing the likelihood …

Turn Subset

A partial selection of hands from a player's overall range that is designated to take a specific action e.g., bet, chec…

Flop Subset

A flop subset is a grouping of flop textures sharing similar structural properties e.g., monotone, paired, or connected…

River Subset

In poker, a river subset is a grouping of river cards that share a common attribute—such as rank, suit, or board textur…

Wet Turn

A turn card that significantly increases the number of possible draws or makes the board more coordinated, often alteri…

Turn Stab

A turn stab is a bet made on the turn by a player who was passive on the flop checked or called, typically as a bluff o…

Give Up Turn

A poker strategy where a player who showed aggression pre-flop e.g., raised or 3-bet decides to check or fold on the tu…

Raise C-Bet

A raise made in response to a continuation bet c-bet on the flop, turn, or river.

Range Bet Flop

A strategy where the preflop aggressor bets with their entire range on the flop, often on boards that favor their range…

Nut Advantage Flop

A flop texture where one player's range contains significantly more nut or near-nut combinations than the opponent's ra…

Bluff Heavy Line

A betting or action line where a player's range is composed predominantly of bluffing hands rather than value hands.

Lead

Term: Lead 领先下注 A lead leading bet refers to the action of a player who was not the last to act in the previous betting…

Nut Advantage River

In poker, Nut Advantage River refers to the situation where one player holds a significantly higher proportion of the s…

Semi-Bluff Raise

A raise made with a hand that is currently not the best but has significant potential to improve to the best hand on a …

Donk Bluff

A bluff made by an out-of-position player who leads into the preflop aggressor on the flop or turn, rather than checkin…

Paired River

The core meaning of this term is that the river changes the board structure from unpaired to paired. In practice, a pai…

River Probe

Its core meaning is that the calling side uses changes in the board or a perceived weakness from the opponent on the ri…