What does cbet mean?

Cbet is a polysemous word with two meanings:

1.CBET refers to competency-based education and training.

CBET (competency-based education and training) is a curriculum model aimed at cultivating adult's professional or living ability, which fully absorbs and strengthens some important ideas of behaviorism, such as learning, behavioral goals, performance evaluation and feedback. It emphasizes the learning results rather than the learning process, so the teaching effect is defined and agreed in advance, and it pays attention to evaluating the learners' learning results according to the performance standards.

Second, cbet refers to continuous betting.

Cbet, C-Bet, also known as keep betting, means keep betting, keep betting. Refers to betting on each flop, turn and river turn. Cbet is a means to put pressure on the opponent when the player is a range leader or attacker before the flop and enters the flop when he is a range laggard or defender.

The reason why the C note is effective after the flop is mainly because both the opponent and we have a high probability of missing the flop after the flop. If the information of both sides is not equal, the active side can effectively win the pot through continuous attack.

Because of this, as an attacker, we can use the range before the flop to make a C-note according to the flop, while as a defender, it is difficult to resist the C-note of the attacker because of the disadvantage of the range and the probability of failing the flop.

The scale of C-Bet is the biggest change in recent years. Players gradually began to consider the optimal betting strategy, while taking value and bluffing, they were also thinking about how to keep a balance between value betting and bluffing. This trend is more and more obvious with the improvement of the level, and players can consider the most suitable C-Bet scale according to their own level.

(a) Continue

Phonetic symbol:

【k？ n？ t？ nju？ ]?

Explanation:

Intransitive verbs maintain the status quo; Keep; Sustained; Occurring without interruption; Start over; Continue; Continuous; Sustained; Continue; Continue; Move on (in a certain direction).

Let it go on; Persistence; Start over; Continue; Postpone (a lawsuit)

Bilingual example:

1. Please. Go on.

Please continue.

Would you please say it again? Go on.

Sorry, please continue.

3. Cinderella's story looks like. Go on.

This Cinderella-like success story seems to continue.

Can't this situation be allowed? Go on.

This situation cannot be allowed to continue.

5. Will they? Continue? Fight injustice.

They will continue to oppose injustice.

(2) Bet

Phonetic symbol:

[Bet]?

Explanation:

Viewpoint; Viewpoint; select

Gambling; Dare to say; Be sure.

Bilingual example:

1. Is that mine? Bet.

I thought the same thing.

2. Heads up five times in a row, and the average rule makes tails up. Is it better? Bet.

After throwing it to the front five times in a row, it is more sure to bet on the opposite side according to the law of average.

3. The company didn't? Bet? It invests its money in stocks, thus avoiding market risks.

The company did not put money on common stock, thus avoiding market risk.

4. I have never? Bet? Not just a monkey.

I never bet more than 500 pounds.

5.his? Bet? That horse will win.

He predicted that the horse would win.