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# What are the chances your pocket pair will flop a set or quads?

1/7.7

1/8.7

1/9

1/8.5

# 5/10 NL Holdem. 6 handed with 1000 stacks. You're on the button at
an ultra aggressive table with 9h8h. UTG raises to 40, you call, big
blind also calls. Flop is:

AS7H6H

BB checks, UTG bets 80, you call, BB raises to 300, UTG calls. What do
you do?
Fold

Call

Raise all-in

# 10 man table. 5/10 NL with $1000 stacks. 3 limpers and your check
your option in the BB with:
ACQD

The Flop:

ADJH3C

1st limper bets out $20 and the 2nd limper raises to $50. The 3rd
limper folds and the action is on you.

Whats your move?
Call, its likely the 2nd limper has a weak ace and you can extract
another bet on the turn from him since your out of position

Call, if a blank comes on the turn lead out to protect you big hand

Put in a 3-bet since your out of position and need to protect your
hand

Make a substantial raise to $250 to protect from bad players hitting 2-
pair or better

# 10/25 NL cash game. $3,000 stacks at a 6 handed table. You raise
from Cut off with:
KS9S
The small blind calls. He has been playing loose aggressive but he
hasn't been playing back at opponents unless he is in position.
Flop is:
5D9HAC
Is this considered a good flop and what should your move be?

Good Flop, bet

Bad flop, check

Good flop, check

Bad flop, bet

# 1/2 NL cash game. 6 players are seated with stacks ranging from 350
to 600. A tight player in the cut off raises to $8. Button re-raises
to $14.

You are in the BB and have:

7S7D

What should you do?
Fold

Call and only play if you flop the set

Call and lead out on a low flop

Raise to $36 and only play if you flop the set

Raise to $36 and try to push your opponents out on the flop

# 5/10 NL Holdem. 6 handed with 1000 stacks. You're UTG at an ultra
aggressive table with 44. What do you do?
Fold

Limp in and fold to a raise

Limp in and call a single raise

Raise

# 5/10 NL Holdem. 9 handed. 2000 stacks. You're in the cut-off
position with 6h6s. UTG limps, a player in middle position limps as
well, and you call in the cut-off. The button raises to 70, everyone
calls including the BB, UTG, middle position player and yourself. Flop
is:

JH10H6C

BB checks, UTG bets 90, middle position folds, you call, button raises
to 450. BB pushes all in, UTG thinks then folds. What do you do?
Fold

Call all-in

# You enter a live Heads-up cash game against a wildly aggressive
opponent at 10/20 NL. $2,000 stacks.
You immediately raise to $60 the first hand without looking at your
cards and your opponents clearly notices your play.
He doesn't hesitate to call and checks the flop of:
Flop:
JD9C4C

You bet $100 and he beats you into the pot raising it to $300. You
look down at your hole cards and find:

JH10C

You think for a moment and call.
Turn is:

4H
Your opponent leads out for $600. Whats your best move?
Raise to $900

Raise all-in

Call, and push the river if there is no club

Call, fold to an all-in on the river

Fold, he probably has you outkicked

# Your late in a MTT tourney with a 100k stack and average is about
120K. Your table image is tight aggressive and a loose aggressive
player from early position raises to 15k (2k/4k blinds) and a player
in middle position raises to 75k.

You're dealt these cards on the button:
JCJH

What should you do?

Call

Raise

All-in

Fold

# You're in a 10 man sit-n-go with 7 players left and the blinds are
200-400. You have 3600 chips. Everyone at the table has about 3500
chips. You're in middle position and it is folded to you.
You hold:
QH8H
What should you do?

Fold

Raise

All-in

Call

On May 18 2008 3:33 PM, manwithn0nameo wrote:

> # What are the chances your pocket pair will flop a set or quads?
>
> 1/7.7
>
> 1/8.7
>
> 1/9
>
> 1/8.5

One of the above.

> # 5/10 NL Holdem. 6 handed with 1000 stacks. You're on the button at
> an ultra aggressive table with 9h8h. UTG raises to 40, you call, big
> blind also calls. Flop is:
>
> AS7H6H
>
> BB checks, UTG bets 80, you call, BB raises to 300, UTG calls. What do
> you do?
> Fold
>
> Call
>
> Raise all-in

I ask why I didn't raise the flop in the first place.

> # 10 man table. 5/10 NL with $1000 stacks. 3 limpers and your check
> your option in the BB with:
> ACQD
>
> The Flop:
>
> ADJH3C
>
> 1st limper bets out $20 and the 2nd limper raises to $50. The 3rd
> limper folds and the action is on you.
>
> Whats your move?
> Call, its likely the 2nd limper has a weak ace and you can extract
> another bet on the turn from him since your out of position
>
> Call, if a blank comes on the turn lead out to protect you big hand
>
> Put in a 3-bet since your out of position and need to protect your
> hand
>
> Make a substantial raise to $250 to protect from bad players hitting 2-
> pair or better

I ask myself why I didn't put a raise in pre-flop.

> # 10/25 NL cash game. $3,000 stacks at a 6 handed table. You raise
> from Cut off with:
> KS9S
> The small blind calls. He has been playing loose aggressive but he
> hasn't been playing back at opponents unless he is in position.
> Flop is:
> 5D9HAC
> Is this considered a good flop and what should your move be?
>
> Good Flop, bet
>
> Bad flop, check
>
> Good flop, check
>
> Bad flop, bet

Good flop, bet.

> # 1/2 NL cash game. 6 players are seated with stacks ranging from 350
> to 600. A tight player in the cut off raises to $8. Button re-raises
> to $14.
>
> You are in the BB and have:
>
> 7S7D
>
> What should you do?
> Fold
>
> Call and only play if you flop the set
>
> Call and lead out on a low flop
>
> Raise to $36 and only play if you flop the set
>
> Raise to $36 and try to push your opponents out on the flop

Call and only play if you flop the set, but this is highly dependent on
reads from the previous two players.

> # 5/10 NL Holdem. 6 handed with 1000 stacks. You're UTG at an ultra
> aggressive table with 44. What do you do?
> Fold
>
> Limp in and fold to a raise
>
> Limp in and call a single raise
>
> Raise

50/50 Fold or limp and call a single raise.

> # 5/10 NL Holdem. 9 handed. 2000 stacks. You're in the cut-off
> position with 6h6s. UTG limps, a player in middle position limps as
> well, and you call in the cut-off. The button raises to 70, everyone
> calls including the BB, UTG, middle position player and yourself. Flop
> is:
>
> JH10H6C
>
> BB checks, UTG bets 90, middle position folds, you call, button raises
> to 450. BB pushes all in, UTG thinks then folds. What do you do?
> Fold
>
> Call all-in

I wonder why I felt the need to flat call a bet on this flop.

> # You enter a live Heads-up cash game against a wildly aggressive
> opponent at 10/20 NL. $2,000 stacks.
> You immediately raise to $60 the first hand without looking at your
> cards and your opponents clearly notices your play.
> He doesn't hesitate to call and checks the flop of:
> Flop:
> JD9C4C
>
> You bet $100 and he beats you into the pot raising it to $300. You
> look down at your hole cards and find:
>
> JH10C
>
> You think for a moment and call.
> Turn is:
>
> 4H
> Your opponent leads out for $600. Whats your best move?
> Raise to $900
>
> Raise all-in
>
> Call, and push the river if there is no club
>
> Call, fold to an all-in on the river
>
> Fold, he probably has you outkicked

I wonder what kind of place I'm at that lets me raise a $600 bet to $900.

> # Your late in a MTT tourney with a 100k stack and average is about
> 120K. Your table image is tight aggressive and a loose aggressive
> player from early position raises to 15k (2k/4k blinds) and a player
> in middle position raises to 75k.
>
> You're dealt these cards on the button:
> JCJH
>
> What should you do?
>
> Call
>
> Raise
>
> All-in
>
> Fold

Ask myself why I don't have a read on the player that matters.

> # You're in a 10 man sit-n-go with 7 players left and the blinds are
> 200-400. You have 3600 chips. Everyone at the table has about 3500
> chips. You're in middle position and it is folded to you.
> You hold:
> QH8H
> What should you do?
>
> Fold
>
> Raise
>
> All-in
>
> Call

Fold.

Overall this is a very poorly written "test".

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