Betting concept

SRP in Poker — What It Means and When to Use It

Also known as Single Raised Pot

SRP is a betting move. Here's exactly what it means, when it's right, and when to avoid it.

Quick answer

SRP (Single Raised Pot) — A pot where there was one preflop raise and no three-bet.

In more detail

The most common pot type and the one most strategy assumes by default. Ranges are wider and stacks deeper relative to the pot than in a three-bet pot, which is why the same flop is played differently in each.

Common questions

What does SRP mean in poker?

The most common pot type and the one most strategy assumes by default. Ranges are wider and stacks deeper relative to the pot than in a three-bet pot, which is why the same flop is played differently in each.

Related terms

All-In
Betting all your remaining chips.
Ante
A forced bet all players must post before each hand.
Barrel
A continuation bet on a later street (double = flop+turn, triple = + river).
Blind
A forced bet posted before the cards are dealt.

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