Behind [Meaning] - MasterTerms.com

In this betting scenario, players can choose to place a Behind bet by wagering that the shooter will successfully hit the established point before rolling a 7. When making a Behind bet on the Come line, it operates similarly to the standard Come bet but is placed after the point is determined. Players can win if the shooter rolls the point number again before rolling a 7, while losing occurs if a 7 is rolled first. This bet offers the same odds as the original Come bet, with the potential for a payout depending on the point number.

Behind Example

For example, if the shooter establishes a point of 8 and you place a Behind bet on the Come line, you win if the shooter rolls another 8 before rolling a 7. If a 7 is rolled first, you lose the bet.

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Alternative Meanings:

Behind
In detail, being behind means that the player's current hand is not favored to win against the opponent's hand based on the possible combinations of cards remaining. This situation can arise at any stage of the game, from the pre-flop to the river, and understanding one's position relative to opponents is crucial for making strategic decisions. Players often evaluate their chances of improving their hands with community cards and consider the pot odds when deciding whether to continue betting or fold.
Behind Example
For example, if Player A has a pair of eights and Player B has a pair of tens, Player A is behind in this scenario. If they both go to showdown, Player B will win unless Player A can improve to a better hand, like hitting a third eight on the turn or river.