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Turn C-Bet

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UTG+1 Turn C-Bet

Refers to the action of a player in the UTG+1 position making another bet on the turn after already making a continuati…

Turn C-Bet

The act of a player who made a flop C-bet betting again on the turn.

Turn C-Bet from UTG+1

UTG+1 Turn C-Bet Turn C-Bet from UTG+1 Refers to a continuation bet made on the turn from the UTG+1 position after rais…

MP Turn C-Bet

Term: Middle Position Turn Continuation Bet MP Turn C-Bet Refers to the act of betting again on the turn after having m…

Turn C-Bet from UTG

The act of betting again from the UTG position on the turn after having made a continuation bet on the flop.

Turn C-Bet from MP

The action of the pre-flop raiser betting again on the turn from middle position MP.

Turn C-Bet from SB

Refers to the action of a player who raised from the small blind pre-flop and bets again on the turn.

BTN Turn C-Bet

Refers to the action of a player in the button position making a continuation bet on the flop and then betting again on…

Turn C-Bet from CO

Term: Turn C-Bet from CO Refers to the action of a player in the cutoff position betting again on the turn after having…

Turn C-Bet from BTN

A strategic action where a player who raised pre-flop from the button, after c-betting on the flop, bets again on the t…

Turn C-Bet from HJ

A player who raised from the hijack preflop, after betting on the flop, bets again on the turn.

BB Turn C-Bet

Big Blind Turn Continuation Bet BB Turn C-Bet Refers to a continuation bet made by the Big Blind player on the turn aft…

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