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Beginners Theory Quiz

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Beginners Theory Quiz

AA holds up at a full table about 1 in 3 times?
	Fact
	Fiction

As a beginner, you should play loose rather than tight?
	Fact
	Fiction

There are two callers who called your blind bet from early and middle position. The button raises 2 bets. Because you have already had to place chips in the pot from the blind position, you might have a tendency to want to just see the flop regardless of your hole cards. You:
	Decided to call the raise because you have a pair and think you are at least even with the raiser.
	Know that this is a bad idea because you are in the worst position with less than a premium hand.
	Figure that it will only be 2 more bets and you could hit the flop making you golden.
	Re-raise hoping that the first two callers fold, and maybe even the button.

The most important difference between winners and losers is that winners:
	Understand the odds better
	Always demand an edge.
	Understand psychology better.
	Are more willing to gamble.

Two components of establishing your 'table image' are discipline and patience?
	Fact
	Fiction

When a player is 'Heads Up' in Texas Hold'Em, they:
	Are ready to go home
	Are alert
	Are playing at the best of their abilities
	Are 1 on 1 with another player

One of the biggest mistakes a player can make is to "get married" to his hand. This means that if he has AA and the flop doesn't help and there are many bets, he just keeps hanging onto them until the bitter end.
	Yes
	No

Scare cards offer a good opportunity to bluff.
	Yes
	No

You always want to sit to the right of a maniac (very loose player) at your table?
	Fact
	Fiction

You should establish an expectation goal to earn about $10 an hour sitting at a 1/2 limit ring table (min)?
	Fact
	Fiction

If you are a loose-aggressive player, you should select which kind of game?
	Short-handed.
	Full table.
	Tight-aggressive.
	Average players.

The QQ is a strong hand and it is worth a raise. If you simply call with QQ and everyone calls behind you, you now have no information about what they have.
	Yes
	No

If you are a tight-aggressive player, which adjustments should you make in your style?
	Loosen up.
	Tighten up.
	Bluff more frequently.
	None of the above.

You are in late position. Everyone has about the same number of chips because it is early in the tournament. You have AA. There are 3 callers before you. You raise 6 times the blind. What could happen?
	You have callers, and you hopefully will hit the flop (an A on the flop) and slow play the whole way winning a nice pot after the river.
	The button (unless you are the button) could re-raise, or the blinds could re-raise and you could then re-raise or even push your entire stack in. Your re-raise would be so large that it would most likely cause everyone to fold because they wont want to r
	Everyone could call and see the flop. Someone could have stayed in the hand with cards he should not have even played and draw out on your AA.
	All of the above.

When playing the flop, it is important to think about:
	What your position is relative to the button
	How does your chip stack compare to the other players chip stacks
	How much of your stack will it cost you to play
	All of the above

An Ax may be played
	In middle position anytime
	In middle position if suited only
	In middle position if suited and with many callers
	None of these positions

If a pot has been raised and reraised before it gets to you consider folding unless you have a top hand.
	Fact
	Fiction

When reading the board, it is very important to know what the top possible hands are. You also want to be able to eliminate hands quickly that cannot be made unless the perfect cards fall on the turn and the river.
	Yes
	No

Learning to read the board quickly should be second nature to a poker player. Taking a deck of cards and looking at the flop, the turn and the river and calling out the best 3 hands in order of dominance over and over until it is like breathing is the best thing for a new poker player to do.
	Yes
	No

In a freeze out tournament, a player may not buy more chips.
	Yes
	No

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