Question 1:

Why is 5 Card Draw considered to have low variance?

a) There are many betting rounds and if you are favourite in a hand you will have a big edge.

b) There are few betting rounds and if you are a favourite in a hand you will have a big edge.

c) There are few betting rounds and if you are not a favourite in a hand you will have a good
chance to catch up on your opponent.

Question 2:

When you enter a pot pre draw, the following things are the most important to think about:

a) The five cards you hold, your position and if there are many Swedish players in the pot.

b) The five cards you hold, your position and to beware of the previous actions from the players
around you.

c) The five cards you hold, your position and if you can try to steal the blind most of the times.

Question 3:

You get dealt AAxxx in a 6-handed fixed limit game. Your position is UTG +1 and the fold is to you. What is the right action (i.e. what is the best EV action here)?

a.) fold

b) call

c) bet

Question 4:

How often in a normal distribution of cards can you expect to be dealt a pair in 5 Card Draw?

a) 35% of the time

b) 42% of the time

c) 49% of the time

Question 5:

What is the rough percentage of making your draw if you have four cards to a flush?

a) 19%

b) 29%

c) 31%

Question 6:

How often is an overpair likely to WIN against a smaller pair (e.g. you have KKXXX and
your opponent has JJXXX)?

a) 51% of the time

b) 65% of the time

c) 75% of the time

Question 7:

These type of drawing hands will normally be called and you will often get odds to do so:

a) Open-ended straight draw, four flush and a gutshot straight draw

b) Open-ended straight draw and a four flush

c) Open-ended straight draw, four flush, three to a flush

Question 8:

If you intend to raise a drawing hand, what is the reason for doing so and what
should you always think about?

a) You raise a drawing hand with the intention of semi-bluffing and if you miss you should normally
check down.

b) You raise a drawing hand with the intention of playing back at players and if you miss you check
down.

c) You raise a drawing hand with the intention of semi-bluffing and if you miss you follow up
with a bet post draw.

Question 9:

Pre draw: In a 6-handed game of fixed limit 5 Card Draw there has been a raise from
UTG and a fold to you on the button. You have KK33x. What is the proper action
here?

a) re-raise

b) fold

c) call

Question 10:

Pre draw: You have QQ in BB and there’s a fold to a hyper aggressive player in
SB. You have been playing 60 hands and when he’s folded to he raises very often. In this particular hand he opts to raise again. What is a good action here?

a) fold

b) call

c) re-raise

Question 11:

Predraw: In a 6-handed game you pick up QQJ105 UTG. What is a good decision in
this case most of the time?

a) fold

b) call

c) bet