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Pot-Sized Bet

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Two-Thirds Pot

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Pot Limit Hold'em

Term: 底池限注德州扑克（Pot Limit Hold'em） A variant of Texas Hold'em where the maximum amount a player can bet or raise at any …

BB Iso Pot River Strategy

Term: 大盲位等值底池河牌策略（BB Iso Pot River Strategy） The decision-making strategy for the Big Blind player on the river when th…

Quarter Pot

Term: Quarter Pot A bet amount approximately equal to one-quarter of the current pot size, often used as a small bet or…

PLO Quarter Pot

Term: Quarter Pot Bet PLO In Pot-Limit Omaha PLO, refers to a bet that is one-quarter of the current pot size.

PLO Pot Bet

Term: 底池下注 PLO Pot Bet In Pot-Limit Omaha PLO, the maximum allowed bet is equal to the current pot total.

Omaha Pot Bet

In Omaha poker, a bet that equals the total current pot size.

Omaha Quarter Pot

In Pot-Limit Omaha PLO, a bet equal to one-quarter of the current pot total.

River Triple Barrel on Dynamic Board

On a dynamic board, the pattern of a player betting three times consecutively from flop to river.

MP River Check-Call Dynamic

指在河牌圈，位于中间位置（MP）的玩家选择过牌后，面对对手的下注选择跟注的决策情境，反映其范围与对手策略的互动关系。

MP River Value Bet Static

In Texas Hold'em, refers to a value betting strategy from middle position MP on the river with a fixed small size usual…

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