SRP stands for Single Raised Pot in poker. It refers to a pot where only one raise was made before the flop—usually after someone opens the action and everyone else just calls or folds. No one re-raises (or 3-bets), so the pot stays relatively small compared to a re-raised pot.
SRPs are common in No-Limit Texas Hold’em, and they often lead to more standard post-flop play. Because there’s no massive pre-flop action, players usually have wider ranges and more room to maneuver on the flop, turn, and river.
Knowing whether you’re in an SRP or a bigger pot (like a 3-bet or 4-bet pot) helps shape your entire post-flop plan—from bet sizing to hand strength expectations.
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