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UTG+1 Turn C-Bet

A continuation bet made on the turn by the player who opened the pot from the UTG+1 position.

Turn C-Bet

A continuation bet made on the turn fourth street by the player who was the preflop aggressor.

Turn C-Bet from UTG+1

A continuation bet made on the turn by the preflop raiser from the UTG+1 under the gun plus one position.

MP Turn C-Bet

A continuation bet made on the turn by the player in middle position who was the preflop aggressor.

Turn C-Bet from UTG

A continuation bet made on the turn by the player who raised preflop from the UTG position first to act preflop.

Turn C-Bet from MP

A continuation bet made on the turn by the pre-flop raiser from middle position.

Turn C-Bet from SB

A continuation bet made on the turn by a player in the small blind who was the preflop aggressor, often after the flop …

SB Turn C-Bet

A continuation bet made by the player in the small blind position on the turn street.

BTN Turn C-Bet

A continuation bet made by the player on the button BTN on the turn after being the preflop aggressor.

Turn C-Bet from CO

A continuation bet made on the turn from the cut-off position, typically following a pre-flop raise and a flop c-bet, u…

Turn C-Bet from BTN

A turn c-bet from the button BTN occurs when the player who raised preflop from the button and made a continuation bet …

Turn C-Bet from HJ

A continuation bet made on the turn by the player in the hijack position, who was the preflop raiser and often c-bet th…

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