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by firsttsunami Welcome to another Fixed Limit edition of the "How good is your ..." quiz format. Similar to the last time, you have to deal with a couple of situations in which you decide whether to call, fold or raise. For each problem, your choice will determine the amount of points awarded to you, which will then be added up at the end. As a special touch, 4 out of the 9 questions will be harder today, and thus be rewarded with more points for correct answers. There will be two hands with quite different circumstances. While you play against a thinking LAG in the usual way in hand one, you will be facing off against a thinking TAG in the second one. Additionally, the latter will require you to determine your equity or your opponents range instead of asking for your action. We hope to help you improve both your intuition for equity and your perception of ranges this way, as they are elemental to our course of action. On a side note, you should try completing the quiz without auxilary tools (i.e. equilator), since the only one you will cheat is yourself. It would be no longer a challenge and you would defy the purpose of the quiz.