A position bet is a bet made more on the strength of one's position than on the strength of one's hand. A player on the button in hold'em is in good position to steal the pot if no one else opens.
A bet made, usually by one of the last people to act, based solely on their position at the table, not the strength of the player's hand.
Wager taking advantage of being late to act. Examples include stealing pots after everyone else checks, buying free cards, and raising to buy the button. Positive expectation A mathematically good bet has positive expectation. If repeated many times, the bet will, on average, pay more than it loses. See expected value.
Opportunitic and rather clever play where you bet based on your Table Position rather than the cards you hold. Position Bets are most likely to occur when you are playing late position and all others have folded around to you.
A bet made relying on the strength of one's position rather than on the strength of one's hand. If no one opens, a player on the button in Texas Hold'em is in good position to steal the pot, due to his position.
A bet made relying on the strength of a player's position (where their seat is) relative to others' -rather than on the strength of the hand.
A bet placed in accordance to the observations made during the betting round i.e. the actions of the other players. Using the player's position in the game to his or her advantage rather than the value of his or her hand.
A bet made more on the strength of one's position at the table than on the strength of one's hand.
A bet made on the strength of oneâ€(tm)s position, rather than the strength of oneâ€(tm)s cards.
A bet based more on the strength of a player's Position at the table than on the strength of his hand.