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Assessment | Flop | Playing Against Calling Stations

By brianwdoane / June 12, 2023

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Question 1 of 10

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Category: Playing Against Calling Stations
Multiple Choice
What is a common mistake made by some poker opponents, especially at the small stakes?
- They call bets far too wide
- They always fold to a flop bet
- They bluff too much
- They rarely call bets
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Question 2 of 10

2. Question
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Category: Playing Against Calling Stations
Multiple Choice
What’s the easiest way to take advantage of opponents who are calling stations?
- Bluff more often
- Fold more often
- Continuation bet with fewer bluffs and many more marginal value hands
- Raise more aggressively
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Question 3 of 10

3. Question
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Category: Playing Against Calling Stations
Multiple Choice
When facing a calling station, how should you handle your low equity bluffs?
- Bet aggressively
- Call
- Check
- Fold
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Question 4 of 10

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Category: Playing Against Calling Stations
Multiple Choice
What kind of hands should you be betting with against a calling station?
- Premium made hands, marginal made hands, and decent draws
- Weak made hands
- Low equity bluffs
- High equity bluffs
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Question 5 of 10

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Category: Playing Against Calling Stations
Multiple Choice
What should you do with your best made hands and high equity draws against a calling station?
- Check
- Fold
- Get a lot of money in the pot
- Bluff
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
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Category: Playing Against Calling Stations
Multiple Choice
When using an exploitative strategy that could potentially be easy counter-exploited, what is vitally important?
- To bluff more often
- To accurately assess your opponent’s skill level and willingness to adjust their default strategy
- To bet as much as possible
- To fold when the stakes are high
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Question 7 of 10

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Category: Playing Against Calling Stations
Multiple Choice
What should be your strategy with your weak hands against a calling station?
- Bluff aggressively
- Not to put additional money in the pot
- Call their bet
- Raise frequently
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Question 8 of 10

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Category: Playing Against Calling Stations
Multiple Choice
Against a calling station, how should you play with your marginal made hands?
- Bet with the intention of folding if raised
- Always fold
- Always raise
- Bluff
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Question 9 of 10

9. Question
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Category: Playing Against Calling Stations
Multiple Choice
Against what kind of opponent should you never use the face-up strategy of betting with your premium made hands, marginal made hands, and decent draws while checking your Ace-high and worse?
- A passive player
- A calling station
- A competent player
- An aggressive player
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Question 10 of 10

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Category: Playing Against Calling Stations
Multiple Choice
Suppose 40bbs deep you raise from the LJ and the BTN calls. The flop comes Qs-Jh-3d and action is on you. If you know your opponent is a calling station, how should you adjust your strategy?
- Value bet wider and don't bluff at all
- Value bet wider and bluff less
- Only bet your strong hands
- Bluff less
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Assessment | Flop | Playing Against Calling Stations

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1. Question

Multiple Choice
What is a common mistake made by some poker opponents, especially at the small stakes?

2. Question

Multiple Choice
What’s the easiest way to take advantage of opponents who are calling stations?

3. Question

Multiple Choice
When facing a calling station, how should you handle your low equity bluffs?

4. Question

Multiple Choice
What kind of hands should you be betting with against a calling station?

5. Question

Multiple Choice
What should you do with your best made hands and high equity draws against a calling station?

6. Question

Multiple Choice
When using an exploitative strategy that could potentially be easy counter-exploited, what is vitally important?

7. Question

Multiple Choice
What should be your strategy with your weak hands against a calling station?

8. Question

Multiple Choice
Against a calling station, how should you play with your marginal made hands?

9. Question

Multiple Choice
Against what kind of opponent should you never use the face-up strategy of betting with your premium made hands, marginal made hands, and decent draws while checking your Ace-high and worse?

10. Question

Multiple Choice
Suppose 40bbs deep you raise from the LJ and the BTN calls. The flop comes Qs-Jh-3d and action is on you. If you know your opponent is a calling station, how should you adjust your strategy?

Quiz Summary

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1. Question

Multiple Choice What is a common mistake made by some poker opponents, especially at the small stakes?

2. Question

Multiple Choice What’s the easiest way to take advantage of opponents who are calling stations?

3. Question

Multiple Choice When facing a calling station, how should you handle your low equity bluffs?

4. Question

Multiple Choice What kind of hands should you be betting with against a calling station?

5. Question

Multiple Choice What should you do with your best made hands and high equity draws against a calling station?

6. Question

Multiple Choice When using an exploitative strategy that could potentially be easy counter-exploited, what is vitally important?

7. Question

Multiple Choice What should be your strategy with your weak hands against a calling station?

8. Question

Multiple Choice Against a calling station, how should you play with your marginal made hands?

9. Question

Multiple Choice Against what kind of opponent should you never use the face-up strategy of betting with your premium made hands, marginal made hands, and decent draws while checking your Ace-high and worse?

10. Question

Multiple Choice Suppose 40bbs deep you raise from the LJ and the BTN calls. The flop comes Qs-Jh-3d and action is on you. If you know your opponent is a calling station, how should you adjust your strategy?

Multiple Choice
What is a common mistake made by some poker opponents, especially at the small stakes?

Multiple Choice
What’s the easiest way to take advantage of opponents who are calling stations?

Multiple Choice
When facing a calling station, how should you handle your low equity bluffs?

Multiple Choice
What kind of hands should you be betting with against a calling station?

Multiple Choice
What should you do with your best made hands and high equity draws against a calling station?

Multiple Choice
When using an exploitative strategy that could potentially be easy counter-exploited, what is vitally important?

Multiple Choice
What should be your strategy with your weak hands against a calling station?

Multiple Choice
Against a calling station, how should you play with your marginal made hands?

Multiple Choice
Against what kind of opponent should you never use the face-up strategy of betting with your premium made hands, marginal made hands, and decent draws while checking your Ace-high and worse?

Multiple Choice
Suppose 40bbs deep you raise from the LJ and the BTN calls. The flop comes Qs-Jh-3d and action is on you. If you know your opponent is a calling station, how should you adjust your strategy?