Quiz for lesson "Implied Odds"

This quiz lets you test whether you have understood the content of the lesson Implied Odds.

Good luck!

QUESTION 1:

What is the special thing about implied odds?

You don't need to pay attention to the pot odds.
With implied, odds you also take future winnings on later streets into account.
With implied, odds you only pay attention to what you can win on the next street.

QUESTION 2:

What could the formula for implied odds be?

Current pot + estimated future bets of your opponent : bet you need have pay
Current pot + bet you have to pay : estimated future bets of your opponent
Estimated future bets of your opponent : bet you have to pay + current pot

QUESTION 3:

What do implied odds let you do?

Always call on the flop.
To call on the flop with incorrect odds.
Always call pre-flop.
Call on the river with incorrect odds.

QUESTION 4:

With what hands do you need implied odds the most?

With marginal hands.
With strong hands.
With draws.

QUESTION 5:

When can you give yourself bigger implied odds?

When your opponent's hand is strong.
When your opponent's hand is marginally strong.
When your opponent's hand is weak.

QUESTION 6:

What are the maximum implied odds you can give yourself?

The rest of your stack.
The rest of your opponent's stack.
The effective stack.

QUESTION 7:

What is the opposite of implied odds?

Pot odds
Reverse implied odds
No implied odds

QUESTION 8:

When do you have to discount outs?

When a possible out doesn't give you the best hand on the table.
When you don't think an out will come on the turn often enough.
When the rest of your stack isn't big enough.
When your opponent is a good player.

QUESTION 9:

Can you call correctly with a draw on the flop?

Yes.
This situation is about break-even
No.

QUESTION 10:

How much money would you need to win on the turn and river to be able to call on the flop?

None.
Roughly $5.
Roughly $10.
Roughly $15.

QUESTION 11:

How much money would you have to win on the turn and river to be able to call on the flop?

None.
Roughly $12.
Roughly $24.
Roughly $36.

QUESITON 12:

How much money would you need to win on the turn and river to be able to call on the flop?

None
Roughly $5
Roughly $10
Roughly $15

QUESTION 13:

Your opponent has raised pre-flop, and you called. On the flop, you need to estimate your outs and possibly discount them. How many "clean outs" can you give yourself?

4.
6.
None.
7.

QUESTION 14:

In which spot can you give yourself the biggest implied odds?

1)
2)
3)

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