Poker glossary
Dry Board
A dry board is a flop with little draw potential.
Full explanation
A dry board is a flop with little draw potential.
Explanation. Boards like K‑2‑7 rainbow are considered dry—few straight or flush possibilities. They favor preflop raisers continuing for value or bluff. Recognizing dry boards helps shape continuation bet frequency, bet sizing, and range advantage decision‑making in postflop strategy.