[Closed] the Quiz

Hi Gram,

the quiz is working properly again. We will fix the outdated question.

You do not need to get all the questions right. In fact, we are even planning to make the quiz easier in order to allow more people to pass it.

I'm kinda embarassed to admit this, but I failed this quiz, though I am a long time serious poker player and strategy patron. Some of the questions are dificult because they don't relate to me (What time are PartyPoker tables the fishiest on CET), considering I'm from America. Other questions are questions easy for beginners, but dificult for more experienced players, such as whether or not to play 55 from the button after a raise and a call (the implied odds are great here, since sets are so well concealed, and many of the hands that raise you from EP, such as pocket pairs and high suited cards, will pay you off when you hit, especially at these low limits). Questions like "How many BB should you rebuy at" are also a bit of opinion, since there seems to be a meta-game advantage to people who keep around 50bb's in front of them. Even though a hand can cost at most 12 big bets, many newbs around partypoker seem to respect your bets more if you have a larger chipstack.

How many wrong can you get before you fail?

yea, was wondering 2, offcourse i go 4 100% correct but how many faults are allowed? hat same problems as lastemu, some questions are opinion questions.

and is it possible 2 check the answers afterwards? so i can see were i have 2 study some more.

I don't believe all of the questions have been answered by the English section yet. I know I just finished editting 4 unposted articles on PartyPoker, and I'm wondering whether there are dossiers in German that havn't been translated yet. I'll post the questions I can't find after I finish the quiz.

Original von LastEmu
Other questions are questions easy for beginners, but dificult for more experienced players, such as whether or not to play 55 from the button after a raise and a call (the implied odds are great here, since sets are so well concealed, and many of the hands that raise you from EP, such as pocket pairs and high suited cards, will pay you off when you hit, especially at these low limits).

We want the beginners to use our Starting Hands Chart (SHC) as a base for their pre-flop play.