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Limp-Reraise

The core intent is to disguise a weak hand, baiting opponents into raising, then using a large re-raise to create fold …

Limp Pot

A limp pot is a poker pot that is created when one or more players preflop call the big blind limp instead of raising, …

Steal from HJ

Raising from the hijack position two seats to the right of the button with a wider range than standard value raises, ai…

UTG Resteal

A reraise made by a player in the Under the Gun UTG position after an opponent has raised, typically when UTG initially…

UTG Squeeze

A squeeze play 3-bet after an open and one or more calls executed from the UTG position, often occurring when UTG initi…

Squeeze from UTG

A squeeze play executed from the under-the-gun UTG position, typically via a limp-reraise line, where the UTG player li…

UTG Limp

In Texas Hold'em, a UTG limp refers to the action of the player in the Under the Gun position first to act preflop choo…

UTG+1 Limp

In poker, UTG+1 Limp refers to the action of calling the big blind pre-flop from the UTG+1 position one seat to the lef…

Limp from CO

The act of calling the big blind pre-flop from the cut-off position rather than raising.

Limp from MP

Limp from MP is the action of calling the big blind pre-flop from the middle position at a poker table, rather than rai…

BTN Limp

BTN Limp refers to the action of calling the big blind instead of raising when seated on the button in a poker hand.

HJ Preflop Limped Pot

A preflop pot where no player has raised, and the action involves the player in the Hijack position the seat two to the…

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