This Thread is dedicated for questions and suggestions about our Quiz:
Beginner Quiz (1) - NL Fullring
This Thread is dedicated for questions and suggestions about our Quiz:
Beginner Quiz (1) - NL Fullring
what aboout question 5? I chose to push because there I assumed CO might have called with Tx and BU raise with AT, JJ, QQ or who knows maybe even with worse hand.
So if I put them on such ranges
CO 77+,22,33,Tx
BU 22,33,TT+,AT
I get 39% equity.
But if according to stack sizes we assume that they are good players, then of course we must give them credit.
Question 5:
I don't play NL10 yet, hope I will by the end of month (BR=$240,00), but on NL2 and NL4/5 I would push it. Many of those players would play like this with JJ, QQ, high T, even OESD and A gutshot, and what's more important all of them would call my push.
Question 4
Check/call would be okay in theory, but you will be out of position and up against two villains, making this spot more tricky than necessary. Check/call would open the door to potentially expensive mistakes on turn and river.
Could someone explain this for me?
Question 5
I chose to push too.
Nice quiz 27 answered right ♦ I love this kinds of tets where at the end i can see the results and compare them ... !!
I learned a lot today .. !!
Thanks !
Muy bueno el test. Me encanto lo de la tabla con la equity. Quiero más de estos test, que aunque aprobado por los pelos me ha reportado y me reportara mucho en mi juego.
Saludos.
I like this test..
I agreed all but Question11 no.
I believe villain has A10, don't you think?
Villain already knows hero have A, so he waits for two pairs, and get it in the river.
30/36
Disagree with 11-th explanation. Good explanation in theory, but on NL10 nowdays you will never see bluffs. Bluff 4$ in 12.5$ pot when I raised prefop and bet 2 streets? come on! Donkbet on river is screaming -- Im scared you will check behind.
In reality what he could call with after PF 3-bet? Most likely pockets + AQx. In AQ+
case it makes no sense push into most likely AA, AQ+ when you are almost sure you have no fold equity.
27/ but i disagree on #8
BU range is wide, they all open like 60+%.
AJs is too good for 3betting as a bluff , you`re ahead of BU`s openraise range.
Althou calling to see postflop reaction is good for 1-2 points because you`ll be kinda blind, having no thoughts about his hand.
I totally disagree with 3betting as a semibluff.
Please reconsider
Best regards,
shinerseb
It depends if the villain range is wide when he tries to steal the blinds is very good to raise to appear as a resteal especially if your image is a sick bluffing one he may think you do this with 38 off and maybe reraise you raise and then you might come with this __ i know that he knows that i know ♠_confused: and so forth it depends on the level of playing, thinking the leveling
also it depends on many factors LIKE ahmmmm luck ♦
for number 8 question also a call is good but it depends , maybe he is a bluffer and disguises this as a bluff when in fact he has a monster like kk or QQ
POKER PSICHOLOGY IS SO FENOMENAL IF YOU THINK A BIT OUTSIDE THE BOX
Maybe this is a stupid question, but why does hero only have one card (a jack) in questions 8 - 10?
I agree with you , after that it says that you have two overcards and i can only see a J of diamonds. obviously i missed the answers. and question nr 11 has a missing card on the flop. this makes me so angry even though it's just a quiz