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5 Card Draw Quiz (1)

by EvGalois

In the first part of our 5 Card Draw quiz series, you can check whether
you have understood the basics of this game format. You can find our
articles on 5 Card Draw here:

5 Card Draw (1) - Introduction
5 Card Draw (2) - Predraw and Draw
5 Card Draw (3) - Postdraw
5 Card Draw (4) - Opponents

Good luck!

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Question 1:

Which of the following statements is correct?

a) Online 5 Card Draw is played with antes in a 5 or 6-handed format.

b) Online 5 Card Draw is played with a small and a big blind in a 5 or 6-handed format.

c) Online 5 Card Draw is played with a small and a big blind in an 8-handed format.




Question 2:

Which of the following statements is correct?

a) There are 2 betting rounds in 5 Card Draw – preflop and postflop.

b) There are 2 betting rounds in 5 Card Draw – the draw and the postdraw.

c) There are 3 betting rounds in 5 Card Draw – the draw, turn draw and river draw.




Question 3:

Let's say you get dealt 23456 and you do not want to swap any cards. What do you call this situation?

a) Freeze hand

b) Stand pat

c) Discard




Question 4:

Which player is first to act before the draw?

a) SB

b) BB

c) UTG




Question 5:

Who is first to act during the draw?

a) SB

b) BB

c) UTG




Question 6:

Who is first to act after the draw?

a) SB

b) BB

c) Button




Question 7:

In 5 Card Draw, a good position puts you at an important informational advantage – why is that so?

a) You are last to see when a player bets or checks.

b) You are last to see when a player swaps his cards.

c) You are last to see when a player both draws and bets or checks.




Question 8:

In a $2/$4 fixed limit format, how big are the SB, BB and the Big Bet?

a) SB = $2 BB = $4 Big Bet = $8

b) SB = $1 BB = $2 Big Bet = $8

c) SB = $1 BB = $2 Big Bet = $4




Question 9:

What could be a good reason to play 5 Card Draw?

a) It is a game with high variance and due to a lot of action, you can make a lot of money - you will have a huge edge when you are the favourite in a hand. Also, not many people are familiar with the game.

b) It is a game with low variance with many betting rounds. If you are the favourite, you will be a
big favourite in most scenarios. The rules are not very easy but the action is fast.

c) It is a game with low variance and few betting rounds. If you are the favourite, you will be a big
favourite in most scenarios. The rules are easy and you do not have to wait so long
between hands.