Check Behind
随后过牌
Checking behind is when the last player to act checks instead of betting. This can be optimal when you want to give free cards to induce bluffs, protect your checking range, or deny equity to draws while keeping the pot small.
Example
On the turn with a medium-strength hand, check-behind to keep the river cheap.
Related Terms
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GTO (Game Theory Optimal)
A mathematically unexploitable strategy derived from game theory.
Bluff
Betting or raising with a weak hand to induce opponents to fold better hands.
Semi-Bluff
Betting or raising with a drawing hand that could improve to the best hand.
Exploitative Play
A strategy that specifically targets and exploits opponents' tendencies and weaknesses.
Float
Calling a bet in position with a weak hand, planning to bluff if checked to on the next street.
Slow Play
Playing a strong hand passively to disguise its strength and trap opponents.