Quiz for lesson "Risk Premium Concept"

In this quiz, you can test yourself to see if you have fully understood the content of the lesson Risk Premium Concept.

QUESTION 1:

What is risk premium?

Extra equity you need in a SNG to make a profitable play, in addition to the equity that you need in terms of the cEV (chip equity).
Number of chips you can risk when calling an all-in.
Total equity you need in a SNG to make a profitable play.

QUESTION 2:

Why do you need more equity against an opponent with a larger stack than yours than against an opponent who has fewer chips than you do?

Because you simply risk more chips.
Because you need to kick the smaller stack out of the game, thus you can risk more.
Because against an opponent with a larger stack than yours you risk your tournament life, while against an opponent with smaller stack than yours you risk only part of your share in the prize pool.

QUESTION 3:

In general, the risk premium depends mostly on:

SNGs buy-in.
The size of the gap between the value of chips that you can win and those that you put at risk.
How close you are to the bubble.

QUESTION 4:

Your opponent has raised all-in and you know that your equity against his range is 57%. Knowing this, which sentence is false?

In a cash game, you have a clear call.
In a SNG, you have a clear call.
In a SNG, your call depends on how high your risk premium in a given situation is.

QUESTION 5:

The risk premium is not:

An extra equity that you need in a SNG in order to make a profitable play, in addition to the equity that you need in terms of the cEV.
Dependent on the size of the gap between the monetary value of chips that you can win and those that you put at risk.
The average number of chips you can expect as the result of an action.

QUESTION 6:

In SNGs, total equity that you need in order to make a profitable play consists of:

The equity that you need in terms of the cEV (chip equity) and the risk premium.
The equity that you need in terms of the cEV (chip equity) and the equity that you need in terms of the $EV.
The equity that you need in terms of the $EV and the risk premium.

QUESTION 7:

Which sentence is correct?

You have a bigger risk premium against a player who has less chips than you than against someone who has a bigger stack than yours.
You have a bigger risk premium against a player who has more chips than you do than against someone who has a smaller stack than yours.
Your risk premium against every individual player at the table is always the same.

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