Прошел,7/10))) Отвечал вроде так: 1)# 5/10 NL. $2,000 stacks. A tight passive player limps in early position. Folded to you in the BB. You hold:
KCAH
You raise to $40. The early position limper calls. Flop:
2CKDQC
You bet $80. The limper calls. Turn:
JC
You bet $200. The limper raises to $475. You call. River:
7H
You check. The limper bets $750. What should you do?
Call
Fold
All-in
2)# 5/10 NL cash game. $1,250 stacks. UTG limps for $10. You call in middle position with:
AC8C
One more limp on the button, SB completes and BB checks. Flop:
3CKC4C
Blinds check, UTG bets $20 into the $50 pot. You raise to $100. All fold to UTG who calls. Turn is:
KH
UTG checks, you bet $200. He calls. River is:
QH
UTG checks, you bet $330, UTG check raises all-in for your last $610. The UTG player is tight aggressive. He limps about 10% of his hands and raises about 25% pre-flop.
What should you do?
Call
Fold
3)# You're in a 10 man sit-n-go with 7 players left and the blinds are 200-400. You have 3600 chips. Everyone at the table has about 3500 chips. You're in middle position and it is folded to you.
You hold:
QH8H
What should you do?
Fold
Raise
All-in
Call
4)# Calculate the number of 'outs' opponent 2 has to outright win the hand given all players have moved all in on the turn:
Opponent 1: QCQS Opponent 2: KC7HOpponent 3: 9H9S
Flop:
JC10C9C5H
10
11
12
13
14
5)# 5/10 NL. $1,000 stacks. You raise to $40 from late position. A loose aggressive player in the big blind (who has been re-raising from the blinds a lot) re-raises to $130 and you call.
Your image is also loose aggressive. You and the BB have been in a few big re-raised pots so far--both of you have been bluffing and semi bluffing relentlessly. Flop is:
2C6D10S
He makes a $200 continuation bet. Which hand is best if you plan to raise all-in on this flop?
88
AK
A9
JJ
6)# 5/10 NL Holdem. 9 handed. 2000 stacks. You're in the cut-off position with 6h6s. UTG limps, a player in middle position limps as well, and you call in the cut-off. The button raises to 70, everyone calls including the BB, UTG, middle position player and yourself. Flop is:
JH10H6C
BB checks, UTG bets 90, middle position folds, you call, button raises to 450. BB pushes all in, UTG thinks then folds. What do you do?
Fold
Call all-in
7)# 9 man table tournament. The blinds are 500/1k with an Ante of 100. A weak player UTG limps with 125
k in chips, sb (TAG player) has 80k and completes the bet. Big blind is short stacked with 17k and checks.
The Flop:
9H5H3C
The blinds check to UTG who bets out 6k. The SB calls and BB raises to 13k - UTG re-raises to 28k. The SB makes the call after some thought and the bb moves in his remaining chips.
The Turn:
QC
Both SB/UTG check.
The River:
3H
The small blind bets 18k in the massive pot. UTG quickly calls - what did the 3 players hold?
SB had AA/KK, UTG had a flush draw, and BB held a set.
SB had a draw, BB had two pair on the flop, and UTG had AA/KK
SB had a set, BB had TT+, and UTG had a flush draw
SB had two pair on the flop, BB had a draw, UTG had A9
8)# 10 man table. 5/10 NL with $1000 stacks. 3 limpers and your check your option in the BB with:
ACQD
The Flop:
ADJH3C
1st limper bets out $20 and the 2nd limper raises to $50. The 3rd limper folds and the action is on you.
Whats your move?
Call, its likely the 2nd limper has a weak ace and you can extract another bet on the turn from him since your out of position
Call, if a blank comes on the turn lead out to protect you big hand
Put in a 3-bet since your out of position and need to protect your hand
Make a substantial raise to $250 to protect from bad players hitting 2-pair or better
9)# Floating is a common tactic that involves calling your opponent on the flop with the intention of bluffing them on the turn and/or river. In order to 'float' your opponent successfully what are the 2 most important factors?
Small stack size and a tight table image
Small stack size and position
Average stack size and early middle position
Large stack size and position
Large stack size and a tight table image
10)# 6 man table. 2/4 NL with $400 Stacks. A player in middle position raises to $15. You're dealt AsAc on the button and re-raise to $45. He calls.
You go heads-up to the flop:
KS9S4C
He leads out for $45. What should you do?
Call
Call, If no spade comes on turn, then move all-in
Raise
Fold
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