Quiz for lesson "The Five Player Types"

This quiz will allow you to check whether you have assimilated the content of the The Five Player Types lesson and whether you are able to identify the five most common player types.

QUESTION 1:

You open raised before the flop and were called by a calling station. After betting the flop, your opponent raises you. What should you do?

You should call.
You should fold.
You should raise.

QUESTION 2:

You raised preflop and a maniac shoved all-in for 60BB. What's your line?

You should call.
You should fold.

QUESTION 3:

Your opponent is sitting on several tables with at least 100BB. You have rarely seen him bluff and he seems to be open raising a tight range from early positions. In the late positions like CO or BU, he turns increasingly loose. What opponent type are you up against?

Calling station
Maniac
Nit
TAG
LAG

QUESTION 4:

Which categorization is wrong?

Maniac: Plays a wide variety of hands - Plays aggressively
LAG: Plays a fairly wide variety of hands - Plays aggressively
Nit: Plays very few hands - Plays aggressively
TAG: Plays few hands - Plays aggressively
Calling station: Plays a wide variety of hands - Plays aggressively

QUESTION 5:

You have 72o in the SB. All players before you have folded an there is a nit in the BB. What do you do?

You open raise.
You open limp.
You fold.

QUESTION 6:

You are playing against a calling station and you have already bet on the flop and the turn. How would you proceed on the river?

You should bet.
You should check.

QUESTION 7:

Which statement about TAGs is correct?

You can play well against them, because they play like you.
You should avoid playing against them if possible.
You can exploit their tight playing style by 3-betting more loosely.
As they are rather tight, you can call a lot of hands from the blinds and check/raise the flop as a bluff.

QUESTION 8:

Which statement about LAGs is not correct?

As their range is rather wide, you can profitably go all-in before the flop with JJ+.
LAGs on the lower limits are rarely good players.
When LAGs are in the blinds, you should steal more loosely.
If you hit an A or K on the flop when holding AK, you should go broke for 100BB.

QUESTION 9:

You find yourself in the CO with Q7s. What's the plan?

Raise if the BU is a maniac.
Fold if the BB is a TAG.
Fold if the BU is a LAG.
Call if the BB is a calling station.

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