by WhiteRider » Sun Feb 05, 2012 6:56 am
Yes. A "float bet" on the turn is making a bet on the turn after calling a continuation bet on the flop, and then the preflop aggressor checks to you on the turn.
For example, preflop the cutoff raises and the button calls.
Flop: cutoff bet (c-bet), button call (what common terminology calls a "float" *)
Turn: cutoff checks, button bets - this is a "Float Turn" by the button.
If the cutoff now folds, that is a "Fold to T Float Bet".
* We don't know what the intention of the flop call is, so we can't record "floats" at this point. We only know it was a float if the player bets when the preflop and flop aggressor checks the turn and they bet behind.