Quiz for lesson "Application of the ICM"

In this quiz, you can test yourself to see if you have fully understood the content of the lesson Application of the ICM.

QUESTION 1:

Evaluating stacks according to ICM allows you to:

Estimate your opponents ranges.
Evaluate your decisions.
Obtain more chips.

QUESTION 2:

Which of these sentences is correct?

In terms of money, a +cEV call may be worse than a fold.
A +cEV call is always profitable in terms of money.
In terms of money, a +cEV call is always better than a fold, as fold is 0cEV.

QUESTION 3:

There are spots - assuming your opponent is aware of the ICM - in which you can profitably push any two cards. This statement is correct because:

Your opponent will call you light, so his range is weak.
You have a big stack so you can risk more.
Your opponent cannot call you light, so your folding equity is huge - your profit comes from pots won without showdown.

QUESTION 4:

Using the ICM programs is important, as it:

Allows you to develop the ability of evaluating decisions intuitively.
Shows the value of your stack during a game.
Shows your opponent's statistics.

QUESTION 5:

$EV of your stack after a push is $10. $EV of your stack after a fold is $9. Which sentence is correct?

The value of your stack after this push will be $1.
Fold is a mistake that costs you $1.
Pushing earns you $10.

QUESTION 6:

Take a look at the following situation from a 10-man SNG with payout structure 50/30/20. BB is a good player, aware of the ICM. What should be your decision and why?

Fold, because you have a weak hand and you shouldn't risk on the bubble.
Call, because your hand is too weak to push and too strong to fold.
Raise all-in (push), because your opponent cannot call you light, so your folding equity is huge - your profit comes from pots won without showdown.

QUESTION 7:

Take a look at the following situation from a 10-man SNG with payout structure 50/30/20. What should your decision be and why?

Call, because your hand is ahead against your opponent's range.
Fold, because taking the ICM into account, your calling range should be extremely tight in this spot, even if your opponent pushes 100% of his hands here.
This decision cannot be made without knowing who sits on the SB and what his range is.

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