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awishformore
Joined: 16.06.2007

Hello fellow strategists!

After some delay, this quiz finally completes our series of Fixed Limit exams. Dealing in particular with heads-up situations, this test focuses on spots encountered more often as you switch to short-handed play.

With this test, our Fixed Limit serious of exams is finally completed. As the title indicates, it is aimed in particular at the seasoned players on the higher limits, where even the slighest variations in equity can change your line.

As you climb through the limits, you will sooner or later make your transition to short-handed tables; one of the consequences is that you will find yourself in heads-up situations a lot more often.

The ranges will also be wider and the decisions consequently get harder. The decisions won't be as obvious as they used to be and the smallest difference - like a specific read, for instance - can make the difference between two completely different lines.

Is your sense refined enough to detect these nuances?

If you want to take a look at the exams in the series, take a look at the following links:

As for the previous Fixed Limit version of the weekly quiz, it is available here:


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Nice quiz.

You wrote schipe instead of schiep. ;) (Solution question 1)).

Question 6) is based on ths article: http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/fixed-limit/1290/
To be 100% accurate you can't use it 1:1 as the artile is about OOP while you are IP in the hand.

Thx for 10) another spot for a check/raise. ;)


You have achieved a total 18 of 20 possible points. This corresponds to 90 %! ;)

After my latest downswings its good to know that its not me.


awishformore
Joined: 16.06.2007

Originally posted by ciRith
You wrote schipe instead of schiep. ;) (Solution question 1)).

Thanks for the heads-up (lol what a pun?), but you'll have to blame the German quiz creator ^^. I'll fix it anyway though :).