Created by JKDS on July 22, 2009

Definition

The last person to act on any particular betting round is said to have position on everyone else, or to be In Position. This means that he is able to see the action of every player before him prior to deciding his action, which is typically a huge advantage. Additionally, to have "position" on someone means that you are on his left, such that you act after him on most hands. Exceptions occur when one player is in the blinds where position typically reverses for a hand.

Example

After flopping a weak pair, I found out that it was much easier to control the size of the pot when I was IP.



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