5 Drawing Hands
5 Drawing Hands
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Question 1 |
You are in seat #6 in a game full of loose players. You hold
. Seats #2, #4, and #5 limp ahead of you. You call. The small blind completes and the big blind checks. The pot contains six small bets. The flop comes


The small and big blind check. Seat #2 bets. Seat #4 raises and #5 calls. What do you do?
Call | |
Re-raise | |
Fold |
Question 2 |
You are in the small blind with
. Everyone folds to seat #7, a loose-aggressive player, who raises. Seat #8 folds and you three-bet. The big blind, a loose and semi-aggressive player, calls both raises. Seat #7 calls. The pot contains nine small bets. The flop is


giving you a double-gutshot straight draw and a strong flush draw. What do you do?
Check and call only one bet | |
Check and call any number of bets | |
Check, planning to check-raise | |
Bet |
Question 3 |
Question #3-1:
You are in seat #4 with
. The game is moderately loose. Seat #3 limps and you raise. Seats #7 and #8 call, as do the big blind and seat #3. The pot contains 10.5 small bets. The flop comes
You are in seat #4 with


Call | |
Raise | |
Fold |
Question 4 |
Everyone calls except for seat #7. The pot now contains 7 big bets. The turn is the
. The big blind checks and seat #3 bets. You call, as does seat #8. The big blind check-raises. Seat #3 calls. What do you do?

Call | |
Raise | |
Fold |
Question 5 |
You are in the big blind with 
. A slightly loose but otherwise typical player open-raises from seat #5. Everyone folds to you. You call. The pot contains 4.5 small bets. The flop comes


Check and call a bet | |
Check, intending to check-raise | |
Check and fold to a bet | |
Bet and call a raise | |
Bet and three-bet if you are raised | |
Bet and call if you are raised |
Question 6 |
You are in seat #7 with Q
10
. Seat #6 has posted a late-position blind.
Everyone folds to him, he checks, and you raise. The small blind folds and the big blind calls.
Seat #6 also calls. The pot contains 6.5 small bets.


The flop comes 83
8
, giving you two overcards, the third-nut flush draw, and a backdoor straight flush draw. The big blind checks, seat #6 bet, and you raise. Assuming that this is the correct play, what is the best reason for raising?
To buy a free card on the turn | |
To drive out the big blind and get heads-up with the bettor | |
To build a big pot for your strong draw |
Question 7 |
The big blind folds and seat #6 just calls. The pot now contains 5 big bets. The turn is the 6
. Your opponent bets. What do you do?

Call | |
Raise | |
Fold |
Question 8 |
You call. The pot now contains 7 big bets. The river is the Q
. Your opponent bets. What do you do?

Call | |
Raise | |
Fold |
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