Continuation bet (CB)

Basic Definition

A continuation bet (CB) refers to the action of a player who raised pre-flop continuing to bet in the subsequent rounds after the flop. This bet aims to assert the strength of one's hand or to make the opponent fold, thereby winning the pot. It is also commonly referred to as a "C-bet."

Specific Situation

• Raise pre-flop with , and when the flop comes , make a continuation bet for value.
• Raise pre-flop with , and when the flop comes , take advantage of the favorable board and make a continuation bet with a focus on securing equity.

Important Information

• A continuation bet can be used not only when you have a strong hand but also as part of a bluff to make your opponent fold. However, it's important to consider your opponent's hand range and the board texture.
• Overusing it can make you predictable to your opponent, increasing the chances of being raised or called. It's important to maintain the right balance.

Examples of Term Usage

"On the flop, I didn't hit, but I made a continuation bet to try to make my opponent fold."