Name for betting turn after cbetter checked back flop

Is there an official name for the following play:

You call a raise preflop; you check the flop out of position and it's checked back by the preflop raiser; then on the turn you lead out w/ a bet.

I believe a "stab" requires that you're in position. And it's not a donk because that would require that you call a cbet on the flop. I suppose it's sort of a delayed donk. I dunno. Does this play have a name? I see it (and use it) all the time. Just curious.

turn bet?

A PROBE bet. Just figured this out. I googled it too and confirmed it here: www.pokerlistings.com/pure-bluffs-floating-and-probe-bets. It's similar to a blocking bet, but it seems like those are flop bets oop mostly in unraised pots.

Anyway, I knew this move had name. Ok, somewhat pointless curiosity satisfied.

I think a probe bet is more general than what you're describing (unless the link says differently). They're typically small bets that aren't exclusive to turn play.

I would probably just call it leading out on the turn. Or we could name it after you. The rowhouse.

DunningKruger said:

I think a probe bet is more general than what you're describing (unless the link says differently). They're typically small bets that aren't exclusive to turn play.

I would probably just call it leading out on the turn. Or we could name it after you. The rowhouse.

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I hope no offense is taken but have had a few and I think "the probing rowhouse" is better...anyway blurp blurp gl all on the felts

yeah but then when it happens to you ...you would be left saying "Hey buddy did u just probe rowhouse me?" I think it better to be rowhouse or probing 'Hey buddy did u just probe me?" "Hey buddy do you think rowhousing fits here?" see

'probing rowhouse' is already used in Nevada Brothals........

I personally declined the offer......

dj11 said:

'probing rowhouse' is already used in Nevada Brothals........

I personally declined the offer......

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Sure you did.

I would say it depends on if you have a hand. If you don't then its a bluff and if you do then its a value bet.

I would say information bet. Looks like original raiser missed and is just giving up. A fold by him would confirm.

Delayed C-bet?

Sound like a "stop and go."

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