Definition
A dry board is a flop/turn with low coordination, meaning there are fewer strong draws available.
Dry board
A board with few draws and limited connectivity.
Key points
- Dry boards reduce draw frequency, so value hands are less vulnerable.
- Bluffs often need stronger story because fewer natural draws exist.
- Range advantage can be more important than hand strength.
Common misconceptions
Myth
Dry boards mean you should always bet.
Reality
It depends on range interaction and position.
Myth
Dry boards have no draws.
Reality
They have fewer, not zero.