Question 1:

Pre draw: In a 6-handed game you pick up in BB (four to a flush).
There’s a raise from UTG by a player called ROLLLEDDD who is known to have a very
Tigh, “rocky” image. Everybody has folded and now it’s up to you. What is the
right decision here?

a) call

b) fold

c) raise

Question 2:

Pre draw: You are dealt XX and you are on the button. UTG opens for a bet and
cut off makes it 3 bets to go. It is now up to you. What is the right action here?

a) call

b) re-raise

c) fold

Question 3:

What is important to consider when you are drawing or “carding” a strong hand
like XX?

a) To always draw 2 cards because it will increase the chance of making quads.

b) To try not reveal the true strength of your hand and thereby discard 1 most of the time.

c) To always draw 2 cards because most of the opponents put you on a pair with a kicker.

Question 4:

In a passive game post draw you have a strong feeling your X is good. You are in
SB and you were the only raiser pre draw. There are two more players in the pot that
discard 3 each. How you should you act in the post draw round?

a) My hand is a vulnerable two pair and it could be beat, therefore I should check.

b) My hand is clearly a statistical winner in this spot and I should bet out for value.

c) My hand is so strong that it cannot be beaten. I will try to check/raise as maybe one of
the other players will improve to a smaller two pair.

Question 5:

Post draw: The pot has been capped in a $2/$4 game. You hold  xx in SB and you
discard 1 and do not improve. There are three players apart from you. First player
discards 3 cards, the second player discards 2 and the last player on the button
discards 1. You are first to act post draw – what should you do most of the time in
this spot?

a) check with the intention of calling an eventual bet.

b) check with the intention of raising to an eventual bet.

c) bet out for value with the intention of perhaps calling an eventual re-raise.

Question 6:

You bet XXX from UTG and two players call. The player in the cut off discards 3 and
the player on the button discard one. You fold 3 cards and you don't improve. It is
now up to you. What is an advisable action here?

a) check with the intention to call if one of the other players bet.

b) bet out and if raised, lean towards folding.

c) check with the intention to fold if one of the other players bet.

Question 7:

What is the median hand for exactly two pair?

a) 101099A

b) JJ44A-JJ552

c) QQ1010A

Question 8:

You raise AA from UTG+1. Everybody folds but BB calls and discards 2. What kind
of hand should we normally put him on?

a) Trips

b) Three to a flush.

c) Medium pair to KK.

Question 9:

You raise JJ first in from the button. BB calls and folds 1 card. What kind of hand
should we normally put him on?

a) Concealed trips

b) Two pair

c) Four cards to a flush or open-ended straight draw

Question 10:

What three things decide your winrate in 5 Card Draw?

a) How well you play, the opponents and how often you play

b) How well you play, the opponents and if it is a full-ring game or short-handed

c) How well you play, the opponents and the ratio of Swedish opponents

Question 11:

What is a recommendable bankroll for a beginning player if you start at say $0.5/$1
FL 5 Card Draw?

a) 50 BBs

b) 100 BBs

c) 200 BBs