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vhallee
Joined: 30.09.2008

Hello everybody!

Please be seated because today is test day, and we have a more special one this week - the Bronze Degree Quiz.

This quiz will take you through the main aspects of No Limit at the Bronze stage. Whether you are just starting out or you are already an established player, you should take the test and see if you got the basics or just refresh your knowledge.

Ready? Ok then, good luck and let us know what you did in this week's quiz:


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Link isn't working for me??


Works now. Site was having some problems earlier.


Wow, only 17...a few questions really had me thinking a bit too. Better re read some articles.


Atoks
Joined: 01.06.2008

24/28 for a really great quiz!

Wish there'd be more quizzes like this and also harder ... well done to the author!


75%

Still dont agree with somethings though! :P


Fongie
Joined: 02.12.2006

26/28

I check/called with 87s on the last question. Meh. I guess bet/folding might be better actually.


22/28, think i may have got the utd with 22 question wrong i wanted to say fold but remembered readin an nl25 sh blog so pressed raise, although i raise tighter from utg in SH, and also the 22 hand with i think there was a gutshot and FD, cant remember what i chose but it will be wrong


Originally posted by Fongie
26/28

I check/called with 87s on the last question. Meh. I guess bet/folding might be better actually.

nice :P

I check/called as well :P

At least its good to see our hand judges getting good marks ;)


23/28

I didn't go broke on the 5th question where you flopped trips on a very drawy board. Wanted to play that carefully .__.

Also, didn't push AK on the turn where you still have one street left.


24/28
Failed on, i think, 11th question, where i decided to play turn passively, when push is profitable.


24/28 I like it
but problem is I hate downswing and now I am suffering from one and this quiz helped me to boost my thought that that is downswing and not bad play cause I moved down in limits because I didnt have BR managment for NL10 and variance was going after me so I quit in 1,5 BI + and then experiemnt with MTTs etc and then start playing accordingly to the BRM and limits under NL10 are killing e ....

but GREAT quiz, I think next week we would all appriciate the Silver Quiz :)
really GJ


Hackett77
Joined: 02.02.2009

24/28

Although If im honest Although I know the correct play Im not sure If I would push with Aks on the turn, Maybe, dependant on who Im up against I suppose


DaPhunk
Joined: 01.03.2008

I was half-asleep when I tried this test obviously.

I Folded UTG 22 and AJ because I was thinking Full Ring.

I Let go off the AK FD hand because I was thinking in NL50 and thought "the pot is only $20, how the hell can we push here?" LOL @ me!


Raigo12
Joined: 20.09.2008

25 out of 28

22 utg fold is flase ;)


NightFrostaSS
Joined: 25.10.2008

28 out of 28. I am surprised myself.


TheBrood
Joined: 17.07.2008

You've achieved a total of 28 out of 28 possible points. This corresponds to 100 %!

Silvers FTW


Jaissica
Joined: 10.02.2009

I will fold 22 UTG 6h every day. You have essentially zero playability postflop unless you set up, and put yourself in a situation of having to call a 3bet for set value without decent callx odds if anyone else on the table wakes up with a hand. Even worse 60% of the time we are OOP doing so.

22-66, let em go. There is no reason to play every-single-PP OOP just because its a PP.

23/28. I couldnt find a draw-shove with AKs either. I dont think villain called a $6 cbet for funsies and dont see how we figure to have any fold equity here.


Berzerger
Joined: 24.03.2008

28/28

Most answers were standard/logical imo, the only one I had trouble with was the AKs case where I had to open the equilator to be sure. Basics don't have to be hard :)


Jumbles
Joined: 06.10.2007

Originally posted by Jaissica
I will fold 22 UTG 6h every day. You have essentially zero playability postflop unless you set up, and put yourself in a situation of having to call a 3bet for set value without decent callx odds if anyone else on the table wakes up with a hand. Even worse 60% of the time we are OOP doing so.

22-66, let em go. There is no reason to play every-single-PP OOP just because its a PP.

This was discussed here, for those interested.

28/28 btw. I rock!