Quiz for lesson "Playability"

A hand with good playability can be played optimally pre-flop.
A hand with good playability can be played optimally post-flop.
A hand with good playability will often hit top pairs post-flop.

Holding a better hand than your opponent.
Getting paid off by worse hands.
Getting your opponent to fold.
Your opponent has no chance to catch up to your hand.

A5o
KTo
T7s
98s

97o
44
54s
JTo

You call an all-in on the flop looking to hit a set.
It is the money you can win with trips after the flop.
You call a pre-flop raise with a pocket pair, only looking to hit a set post-flop.

Aces with a strong kicker are better than aces with a weak kicker.
Aces with a weak kicker are better than aces with a strong kicker.
Aces with a strong kicker are as good as aces with a weak kicker.

The hand should ideally be offsuit and connected.
The hand should ideally be suited and connected.
Gaps increase playability.
Offsuit hands have good playability.

You will know where you stand more often.
You will flop a pair more often.
You can bluff more.
Your opponent will have a harder time reading your hand.