Quiz of the Week: Gold Graduation Exam

Joined: 16.06.2007

18.05.2009, 07:25 0

Hello fellow strategists!

Making our way past bronze and silver, we arrive at the gold graduation exam this week!

Leaving the play against unknown behind, we will have stats at our disposal this time. Not only will this allow us to assess spots more precisely, it also makes it possible to apply concepts such as "protection or pot control", "slow-play" and "way ahead / way behind" better.

Do you know how to deal with stats? Find out now!

Quiz of the Week: Gold Graduation Exam

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10 replies

Jaissica

Joined: 10.02.2009

Posts: 1,385

18.05.2009, 08:41 0

32

Dropped 1 on Q4 (checked behind because im too passive) and Q9 (checked behind). Didnt check behind 9 for a bluff induce though, I just felt value-streeting with 88 on a KT double flush drawing board was a bit optimistic. Again, too passive.

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18.05.2009, 09:30 0

30/34 :spade:

alejandrosh

Joined: 02.07.2008

Posts: 3,996

18.05.2009, 11:38 0

30/34

Fongie

Joined: 02.12.2006

Posts: 3,072

18.05.2009, 12:12 0

You've achieved a total 33 of 34 possible points. This corresponds to 97 %!

I checked behind with the aces + fd on the turn, cause I didn't want to bet/broke against that guy (who I would've thought always had us beat to the flushdraw if he raised) and not bet/fold either. Hmm. Oh well!

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