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08-15-2007, 02:46 PM
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Definition of overcall
In this example, who is the overcaller- player A, B, or C?
Player A: A4 Player B: 77 Player C: AJ board: A276T River action: Player A bets, player B calls, player C calls. 
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#2
08-15-2007, 06:20 PM
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Re: Definition of overcall
Basically overcall means to call behind someone who already called.
In this case player B was pretty sure he had the best hand, so he "went for the overcall" thinking it was more likely to get a call of one bet from player C than a call of a second bet from player A. He got it when player C made the overcall. Or, perhaps B thought C would raise, then he didn't get what he wanted when C just make the overcall.
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