劫持位河牌彩虹面挤压（HJ River Squeeze Rainbow）
In Texas Hold'em, refers to a squeeze raise by a player in the hijack HJ position on the river, after facing a bet and a call, on a rainbow board three community cards of different suits.
Position and Action
HJ (Hijack) is the hijack position, located between UTG (Under the Gun) and CO (Cutoff). River refers to the final community card. Squeeze means a player re-raises after a bet and a call on the flop or turn, aiming to drive out intermediate players and isolate the bettor. In this term, the action occurs on the river. Rainbow means the board has three cards of different suits, typically eliminating the possibility of a flush draw, thereby simplifying the board structure.
Applicable Scenarios
This term is commonly used in deep-stack strategies for tournaments or cash games. A typical scenario: the HJ player may not have directly hit a strong hand on the flop or turn, but uses the river's rainbow texture (low likelihood of completed draws) to apply pressure on a third-party bet. For example, suppose the flop is ♠K♣Q♦8, turn ♠2, river ♥5 (rainbow). A player leads out on the river, another calls, and the HJ player, believing both opponents' ranges are weak, makes a large raise with a medium-strength or bluff hand, forcing the middle player to fold and steal the pot.
Notes
- This strategy requires opponents to have a high fold rate on rainbow boards (no flush draws).
- Must balance bluffs with value raises to avoid being easily exploited.
- Less applicable in multi-way pots, as callers' ranges may include sets or other strong hands.
- This term is not a standard concept in poker textbooks; it appears more often in online high-stakes games or advanced strategy discussions.