枪口位河牌加注-弃牌（湿牌面）（UTG River Raise-Fold Wet）
UTG River Raise-Fold Wet
On the river, the UTG player raises, then chooses to fold when facing a re-raise from the opponent, and the board structure is wet, easily forming strong draws or made hands.
Meaning
UTG River Raise-Fold Wet describes a specific action line in Texas Hold'em: the player enters the pot from UTG (Under the Gun), then on the river after the flop and turn, they make a raise but subsequently fold when facing a re-raise (usually a 3-bet or all-in) from an opponent, and the board is relatively wet (i.e., multiple straight or flush draws are possible).
Strategy Background
A wet board typically means the board is highly connected, e.g., three to a flush or a coordinated board (like 9♠8♠7♥). On such boards, a river raise from a player often represents two intentions: a value raise with a made hand (such as top pair or two pair) or a bluff raise with a missed draw. When facing a re-raise from the opponent, if the player holds a weaker made hand or a pure bluff, they may choose to fold, thus forming the "raise-fold" pattern.
Warning Signs
Frequent UTG River Raise-Fold Wet may be seen as an unbalanced strategy, because a UTG player who raises in this situation and then folds easily exposes their range as lacking strong hands. Especially when opponents notice this pattern, they may exploit it by re-raising. Therefore, high-level players use it cautiously and mix their value raises with bluff raises in proper proportions.
Typical Example
Suppose the flop is J♦10♠9♦, turn 6♣, river 3♣. The board has straight possibilities (e.g., Q-K makes a straight) and flush possibilities (third ♣). The UTG player holds A♥J♠ (top pair top kicker) and raises on the river. The opponent re-raises all-in. The UTG player suspects the opponent has likely completed a straight or flush and folds.