Quiz for lesson "Things to Consider at Showdown"

QUESTION 1:

You're facing a TAG that open raised from the CO. At the showdown you see one of the following hands. For which of these hands should you make a note?

1
2
3
4

QUESTION 2:

A LAG open raises pre-flop and c-bets the flop. The turn and river are checked by both. What can you learn from this hand?

Your opponent open raises K6s from MP.
Your opponent is too loose pre-flop.
Your opponent c-bets the flop too often.
Your opponent doesn't value bet the turn enough.

QUESTION 3:

What factors influence the composition of post-flop ranges?

The positions of the players involved and the equity of their ranges.
The positions of the players involved, the board texture and stack sizes (if different from 100BB).
The positions of the players involved, the board texture and stack sizes (if they are equal to 100BB).

QUESTION 4:

After your opponent open raised pre-flop from the BU, you cold called from the SB. He bets the flop, bets again on the turn and checks on the river. What conclusions can you draw from this showdown considering your opponent's range on the river?

Your opponent only bets the river with TPTK or better, independent from the given spot.
Your opponent bluffs the river too frequently because his value range is too thin.
Your opponent only value bets the river with TPTK or better even if some draws bust.

QUESTION 5:

You play against the same opponent as in question 4. He opens from the BU and you call in the SB. Your opponent bets on all three streets. What conclusions can you draw from this showdown about his range when also considering his last showdown?

He has very few value hands and a lot of bluffs in his range.
The value part of his range is very big and the bluff part is rather small.
Value hands and bluff hands are equally represented in his betting range.

QUESTION 6:

You open raise on the BU and a TAG calls from the BB. You bet all three streets and your opponent calls.

What can you learn about your opponent's range from this hand?

Nothing, since you expect your opponent to call any pair if that many draws bust.
Your opponent's range when calling you from the BB includes the following hands in addition to the average range: J9s, T8s+, 97s+, 86s+, 75s+, 64s+, 54s. Furthermore, your opponent will call you frequently if a lot of draws bust.
Your opponent's range when calling you from the BB includes the following hands in addition to the average range: J9s, T8s+, 97s+. Furthermore, your opponent will call you frequently if a lot of draws bust.

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