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1/20: After the Flop - You call a raise preflop holding two eights. There's just you and the opponent on the flop. The flop arrives with four, seven, and two in different suits. The other player bets. What do you do?
You call.
You raise.
You fold.
2/20: After the Flop - You raised before the flop with ace king and one opponent called. The flop brings 2 spades and a king. You're the first to act and bet. Your opponent calls. The turn arrives with a third spade. You're first to act. What do you?
You check and call if someone makes a bet.
You check and fold if someone makes a bet.
You bet.
3/20: Basics - You want to move up to limit NL4. How much money do you need to have in your bankroll?
$50
$120
$100
4/20: After the Flop - To protect your hand, you...
...check or call.
...bet or raise.
...check or fold.
5/20: Before the Flop - You're playing NL10 with the big blind at $0.10. Two players before you call preflop and you want to raise. How much do you raise to?
$0.80
$0.60
$0.40
6/20: Before the Flop - You're in late position before the flop and hold a five and a four of different suits. All players before you fold. What do you do?
You call.
You fold.
You raise.
7/20: After the Flop - When does slowplay make sense?
When you are playing aggressively.
When your opponents play passively.
When your opponents play aggresively.
8/20: Before the Flop - You're in late position and hold a pair of queens. One player before you raises. What do you do?
You raise.
You call.
You fold.
9/20: Basics - You want to move up a limit. Which of the following guidelines is correct?
You need to have at least 20 buy-ins for the next highest limit.
You need to have at least 25 buy-ins for the next highest limit.
You need to have at least 35 buy-ins for the next highest limit.
10/20: Basics - A poker player's most important tool for long-term success is called bankroll management. It enables you to steadily move up the limits. It tells you...
at what point you should leave the table based on your wins.
which limits you can play based on your account balance.
at what point you should leave the table based on your losses.
11/20: After the Flop - You raised before the flop with ace queen. The flop comes 8, 7, and 5 offsuit. What do you do?
You bet if you have one opponent.
You bet, no matter what.
You bet when you have a maximum of 3 opponents.
12/20: After the Flop - Which of the following plays doesn't fall into the category of "pot control"?
You bet on the turn and check on the river.
You check on the turn and check on the river.
You bet on the turn and go all-in on the river.
13/20: Before the Flop - You're in late position and hold ace king. One player before you raises, another player re-raises. What do you do?
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You raise.
You fold.
You call.
14/20: After the Flop - You raise before the flop with two queens. Two of your opponents call. The flop brings two nines and a seven. You bet. The first opponent folds, the second raises your bet. What do you do?
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You call.
You fold.
You raise again.
15/20: Basics - You can't always win in poker. When should you move down a limit?
When you only have 30 buy-ins for the next lowest limit left.
When you only have 25 buy-ins for the next lowest limit left.
When you only have 20 buy-ins for the next lowest limit left.
16/20: After the Flop - You're on the flop and make a bet. You are betting for value if...
... you at least hold a top pair.
... opponents with better cards could fold.
... opponents with weaker cards could call
17/20: After the Flop - You can burn quite a bit of money by bluffing. Which of the following conditions should be met in most situations before trying to bluff?
Your hand might still improve.
Your hand is not very likely to improve.
The pot is small.
18/20: Before the Flop - Before the flop, an opponent raises to $0.40. No one calls. If you wanted to make another raise, which amount would you re-raise to?
$2.00
$1.60
$1.20
19/20: Basics - You want to move up to limit NL25. How much money do you need to have in your bankroll?
$250
$325
$625
20/20: Basics - You have $90 in your bankroll. Which is the highest limit you can play with this amount?
NL4 (the big blind is $0.04).
NL2 (the big blind is $0.02).
NL10 (the big blind is $0.10).
