Poker Term
劫位河牌圈彩虹面四次加注（HJ River 4-Bet Rainbow）
A non-standard term, usually referring to a fourth bet 4-Bet made by the hijack HJ player on the river, with a rainbow board all different suits.
Overview
This term combination is extremely uncommon and is often considered non-standard usage. In standard Texas Hold'em terminology, "4-Bet" typically refers to the third raise preflop, while a fourth raise on the river is extremely rare, making "River 4-Bet" itself unusual. Adding "Rainbow" to describe the board, the overall meaning can be inferred, but there is no industry consensus.
Meaning Inference
- HJ: Hijack, the position one seat to the right of the cutoff.
- River: The final betting round after the last community card is dealt.
- 4-Bet: The fourth raise (excluding the initial blind bets), meaning after three raises in the round, a fourth player raises again.
- Rainbow: The flop or all community cards have no flush potential, i.e., at least three different suits.
This term may describe a specific hand scenario: on the river, the HJ player makes the fourth raise of the round, and the board is a rainbow. However, in practical gameplay, such phrasing is confusing and not recommended.
Related Terms
- HJ 4-Bet: The Hijack makes a fourth raise preflop (standard usage).
- Rainbow (Rainbow board): Community cards of all different suits, no flush draw possible.
- River (River round): The final betting round.