Poker Term
CO河牌静态剥落（非标准术语）（CO River Peel Static）
A non-standard composed of CO cutoff, River, Peel, and Static, with no widely accepted definition.
The term does not appear in mainstream Texas Hold'em terminology and may originate from specific study materials, forums, or solver-related informal usage.
- CO (Cut Off): The position to the right of the dealer, typically with a wider opening range.
- River: The fifth community card, also the final round of betting.
- Peel: In poker, often means "to see a card" or "to call to proceed to the next street," but since there is no next street after the river, this usage is logically contradictory.
- Static: Refers to a fixed or unchanging range or strategy.
Combining these, it likely describes a fixed range strategy of calling or folding when facing a river bet from the CO position. However, there is no reliable source confirming its exact meaning. It is advisable to avoid this term and instead use more standard alternatives such as "CO river range" or "CO river calling range."