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1

You're on the button with 7c 6c. You have called before the flop only to see seat # 1 (the small blind) raise to $20. Five people see the flop which comes 8h 5c 2s. The small blind leads, seat # 8 calls and it's up to you. What do you do?
	fold
	call
	raise

2

Raising with a straight draw, when a flush draw is present, is not advised?
	Yes
	No

3

You are in late position with As-7s and call after three other people have called. Now the small blind raises and everybody calls. The flop comes Td-8s-2s. The small blind bets out and two people call. What's your best play?
	fold 95% of the time
	call 95% of the time
	raise at least 80-90% of the time

4

There was 4 way action before the flop You have Q,J suited and the flop gave you the nut straight and there are two of a suit on the flop but not your suit. It is checked to you. You should :
	Check
	Bet half the pot
	Bet the amount of the pot
	Bet more than the size of the pot

5

Slow playing when holding AA or KK is acceptable under what specific guidelines?
	You are heads up with an aggressive pre-flop raiser.
	You have position on the player.
	Your chips count is favorable to you.
	All of the above.

6

You're one off the button with Jh Jc. Seat # 4 has raised to $20 and has been called by seat # 6. What do you do?
	fold
	call
	raise

7

A fellow is behaving badly toward the rest of the table, berating the other players, throwing cards at the dealer, etc. He is making everybody in the game miserable. But he is also giving away chips with his poor play. What is your play?
	Chew out the jerk
	Do nothing
	Alert the floor staff or cardroom manager to the problem

8

Position is inconsequential with a small stack because if you play, you will be going all-in?
	Yes
	No

9

Big cards like AK, AQ, AJ and KQ increase dramatically in value in no limit when they are suited?
	Yes
	No

10

You are in a hold-em tournament and have a ten-four suited. You are going to have to post the big blind next and will be all in when you do. Your best play is to:
	Call all in
	Fold

11

You're under the gun (first to act), holding As Jd. What do you do?
	fold
	call
	raise

12

You have Ad-Ks and raised before the flop. Just the small and big blinds call. The flop comes Ac-Td-7h. They check, you bet, and they both call. The turn is the 5h. They check, you bet, they both call. The river is the 4d. They both check. What is your best play?
	Check
	Bet about 25% of the time
	Bet about 90% of the time

13

You are in the big blind with pocket twos. There were three limpers, then the button raised. The small blind called. What is your play?
	Call
	Fold
	Re-raise

14

Table image is more important in live games than it is on the Internet.
	Yes
	No
	It is equally the same.

15

Which of the following is NOT a reason for playing shorthanded poker?
	Sense of Accomplishment from Winning
	Get Excitement of Risk
	Make Money
	Poker is Cool
	All of the above are reasons.

16

To combat an aggressive player in a short-handed game, allow them occasionally to have a free card when you are holding a very good hand, then trap them after the next card and this will slow them down?
	Yes
	No

17

If you turn a big hand, you should 'not' bet into the original raiser?
	Yes
	No

18

You are in a no limit game and have been dealt pocket queens right under the gun. Your best play is:
	Make a standard raise about 4 times the size of the big blind
	Fold because you are out of position
	Call and raise all in if somebody raises behind you

19

You have pocket tens in middle position. Two players have already limped in and there are several loose players behind you still to act. What do you do?
	Call
	Fold
	Raise

20

You have A-Q offsuit on the button. There have been five callers but no raises. What is your play?
	Call
	Fold
	Raise

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