Quiz for lesson "BU Pre-flop Ranges"

In this quiz you can test yourself to see if you fully understood the content of the lesson BU Pre-flop Ranges.

QUESTION 1:

How much fold equity does the SB have with a 3-bet against your open raise when you are on the button?

59%
75%
45%

QUESTION 2:

When should you change your open raising size to 3BB?

When your opponents in the blinds frequently defend passively, you can open raise a stronger range to 3BB.
If the SB 3-bets you a lot, you should increase your open raising size to 3BB to make 3-betting you more expensive.
You can increase your fold equity pre-flop against tighter opponents even further by increasing your open raising size.

QUESTION 3:

Which of the following statements is wrong?

The SB automatically profits when he 3-bets you after your open raise and therefore you should open raise less or defend more hands against 3-bets as you are losing too much money from a game theory point of view.
In cases where your standard opponent 3-bets with a tight range (5-10%) it is absolutely fine if he automatically profits with a 3-bet. You steal enough blinds in other hands and therefore you don't have to have a wide defending range against a tight 3-bet range.
You should keep an eye out for your high fold equity against 3-bets from the small blind as a potential weakness in your game plan. Many players will increase their 3-betting frequency against you after a while. That's the time for you to make adjustments to your game plan as well.

QUESTION 4:

What's the advantage of a small 3-bet size on the button?

You can call more hands after an open raise. With a small 3-bet size, you can 3-bet a weaker range and this means you can call more strong hands pre-flop and defend more hands altogether.
Your opponents have a harder time 4-betting. If you 3-bet smaller, the 4-bet has to be smaller and he has to call a lot of BB if you go all-in on a bluff. This means he needs a very strong range to call there.
Your opponents often call with a medium-strength range pre-flop and run into trouble post-flop against your polarized range.

QUESTION 5:

Against an open raise from which position do you play the most hands?

UTG
CO
SB

QUESTION 6:

What's your game plan post-flop after you have called a CO open raise on the button?

You play rather passively due to your wide and weak range and try to realize your equity.
You play rather aggressively due to the CO's wide and weak range by raising and floating a lot of flops.

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