Quiz for lesson "BB Pre-flop Ranges"

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

QUESTION 1:

Why can you call an open raise from UTG and MP profitably with JTs and T9s?

You can create fold equity when you hit draws since these boards are the same in which you would also hit sets.
Because you have high implied odds when you hit a flush or straight.
Because villain won't expect you to have these hands in your range.

QUESTION 2:

Why don't you 3-bet hands such as QQ or AK from the big blind against open raises from UTG or MP?

To strengthen your calling range.
Because you are behind against villain's 4-bet/call range.
To have stronger hands in your range on Axx, Kxx and low-card boards.

QUESTION 3:

Why don't you call a few combos of AA and KK from the big blind against open raises from UTG or MP to protect your range?

Because there is more value in 3-betting than in calling.
Because you already have a very strong range and your range does not need any further protection.
Because villain will expect you to have these hands as part of your calling range.

QUESTION 4:

Why do you call less against the small blind than the button even though you are in position against the small blind? Which of the following is wrong?

You get worse pot odds since the BU min-raises while the SB raises to 3BB.
Because the small blind's range is tighter than the button's.
It's easier to attack a wide range from out of position, for example through check/raises.

QUESTION 5:

Your 3-betting range from the big blind consists of significantly more bluffs than 3-bets for value. Which isn't the right adaption if your opponent starts attacking your 3-bets more often by 4-betting?

You should bluff 3-bet less.
You should expand your 5-betting range by including Axs and pocket pairs.
You should start calling 4-bets with the part of your bluffing range that has a lot of equity.

QUESTION 6:

Your calling range from the big blind against the button is very wide. Under which circumstances should you not reduce this range?

Villain open raises bigger than 2BB.
Villain open raises less than 50%.
Villain is a very good player, reads hands very well and you see hardly any mistakes in the way he plays.
Villain folds a lot to 3-bets.

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