枪口+1河牌干燥跟注（UTG+1 River Peel Dry）

The term "UTG+1 river peel dry" is not a standard poker term but a descriptive combination used by some players. UTG+1 refers to the position immediately after UTG (the first position after the under-the-gun player; in a six-handed game, this is typically the fourth seat). River refers to the river betting round. Peel originally means "to peel," and in poker it often denotes calling with a weak hand on the flop hoping to improve, but since no further cards are dealt on the river, "river peel" likely refers to calling on the river with a bluff-catching hand. Dry describes a dry board texture, meaning the community cards lack possible straight or flush draws. This combined term may describe a specific scenario or play, but there is no universally accepted definition.