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hold em 101 Flashcards

1
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player 1 player 2

3 spade/J heart/2 heart
check/check/check

3 spade/J heart/2 heart/7 diamond
check/check/check

3 spade/J heart/2 heart/7 diamond/K heart
check/bet 10

my cards 9 clover/9 diamond

what to do

A

fold, there is J,K and flush on the board. I should not have called the raise!!

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player 1 player 2

7 diamond/5 diamond/A heart

check/bet 85

my cards
J spade/J diamond

should i check/raise or fold after the second player bets?

A

should have folded, because there is two diamonds, i only have one, and the A on the board, means there is going to be multiple bets, and you only have 2 cards (J/J) that could have one this hand. bad play by meto check before being forced to fold

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player 1 (8.45)

10 spade/5 clover/9 spade
me- check
player 1- check

my cards JC/JD (11.13)

10 spade/5 clover/9 spade/QD

my bet 60
player 2 - call 60

10 spade/5 clover/9 spade/QD/KS

my bet 90
player 1 -fold

how did i play this hand

A

after the flop, i should have raised him and collected (most likely easy money, or find out if he has anything like flush draw) as he had less big blinds than me, and i put myself in unnecessary danger when the QD came up (he might have connected). I got lucky the straight came on the river

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player 1 (7.45)

my cards AH/JD

me: raise 20
player 2: raise 30
me: call

8D/10C/7C

me: check
player 1: raise 10
me: call

8D/10C/7C/6S

me: check
player 1: raise 10
me: call

8D/10C/7C/6S/JC

me: check
player 1: raise 70
me: fold

what should i have done differently

A

after player 1 raised pre flop, i should have raised him back as i have high cards and he had less big blines

then, I should have realized he was value betting. I had nothing on the flop, so his 10 bets are sucking me dry. I should have got out of the hand if he called me on a re raise pre flop and hit nothing on the flop. I was over estimating high cards and there was chasing a 9 (only 4 in the deck!!!) also the JC on the river, could have got me in trouble and it put a flush on the board which player 1 might have hit. Terrible play on this hand

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if you land an open ended straight on the flop, and you get raised, what do you do?

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First, you are only going to bet once because there is only 8 cards that can connect

Second, check if there is a flush draw on the table

Third, the most you should bet is 4 BB, anything more, FOLD! This is the RULE
one bet to see the river, 4 BB MAX!

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what do you do if you have went from 100BB to 60BB?

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leave the table immediately and go to a different platfrom ie pokerGG or party poker

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7
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how much pre flop should you bet with a high flush draw hand ie
8D/KD?

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1 BB max, and if you dont get atleast 2 of the flush cards prepare to fold immediately

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8
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player 1(30.76)
player 2(28.85)
player 3 (fold)
player4 (fold)
me(13.50)

my cards AD/3S

pre flop

player 1:bet 10
player 2: bet 20
me: call 20
player 1: FOLD

JH/10C/QH

player 2: check
me: bet 20
player 2: call 20

JH/10C/QH/10H

player 2: check
me: bet 20
player 2: call 20

JH/10C/QH/10H/JS

player 2 : bet 85
me: FOLD

how did i play this hand, what should i have done?

A

First, biggest mistake was calling 20 with AD/3S recipe for disaster

Second, why raising with nothing, and after he called on when i raised him on the flop, i should have stopped and did not realize he was trapping me, allowing me to put money into the pot. the first raise on the flop that got called should have told me, that he has me beat most likely.

Last and most importantly, I did not look at how many BB he has (27.60) so there was absolutely NO point trying to bluff him as he would call me down on anything at all. HUGE mistake

Terribly played hand at every single step

YOU MUST LOOK AT HOW MANY BB THE PLAYER YOU ARE PLAYING AGAINST HAS BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANYTHING!!!!!!

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this card needs to be edited but talk about if you flop two flush cards and how you have to take big medium action and then BIG action if the turn card hits so that you cant get beat on the river card

A

edit this card later

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10
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If you’ve got a flush draw (one card short of a full flush) after the flop, what is the odds of making your hand?

A

you’ll make your hand 34.97% of the time. That’s just over a third

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If you flop an open-ended straight draw this gives you eight outs (eight possible cards that will complete the hand), what is your odds?

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you’ll hit your hand by the river 31.5% of the time

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12
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If you already have a pair, the odds of flopping a set (three of a kind) are?

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7.5/1 – so make sure you only play small pairs cheaply, and only if the pot is worth it.

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13
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Inside straight odds?

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Rarely worth drawing to, with the turn and river cards to come you’ll hit your gutshot straight (four outs) approximately 9% of the time

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14
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When two pairs go head to head, the bigger pair will win roughly?

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80% of the time (or four times out of five). So if you’ve got queens, and see a bet, raise and re-raise in front of you, you might be up against aces, kings, or possibly both. Time to fold.

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15
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If you need two exact cards on the turn and river, the chance of getting them both is? aka runners

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only 0.3%. If you get one, there’s a 4.55% chance of getting the other.

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16
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A pair against two overcards is often called a coin-flip or race, what are your odds?

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because they each win about half the time. If the overcards are suited, the pair will win 46%-54% of the time, if not, 48%-57% of the time.

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17
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If your top card matches the other person’s, but your kicker is smaller (for example, queen against either ace or king, you’ve got what odds?

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24% chance of winning (or about one in four).

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18
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AA vs suited connectors, what is your odds?

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if you’re holding the aces, don’t panic – the over-pair will beat the suited connectors approximately 80% of the time.

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how often are you dealt a pocket pair

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on average once every 17 hands, or about 6% of the time

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20
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odds of flopping a flush with low suited cards?

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the chance of flopping a flush is only 0.8% – or 124/1.

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21
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probability of flopping two pairs

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2%

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22
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If you do get two pair on the flop, the chances of making at least a full house by the river is?

A

16%

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23
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if you flop three-of-a-kind, the odds of making a full house or better by the river?

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33.4%, or one in three

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24
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You bluffed with random cards to steal the blinds and were called by A-K, what is your odds?

A

your random lower cards will win about 35% of the time

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25
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you have pocket J’s, what are the chances of a higher card turning up on the flop?

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52%

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26
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Flopping a set or better with a pair odds?

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11.8%

27
Q

Flopping an overpair or better with KK odds?

A

77.4%

28
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Flopping an overpair or better with QQ odds?

A

58.6%

29
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Flopping an overpair or better with JJ odds?

A

43.0%

30
Q

Flopping an overpair or better with TT odds?

A

30.5%

31
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Flopping a flush with suited cards odds?

A

0.842%

32
Q

Flopping a flush draw with suited cards odds?

A

10.9%

33
Q

What are backdoor draws in poker?

A

A backdoor draw requires you to hit not one, but two cards in order to make your hand

34
Q

Flopping a backdoor flush draw with suited cards odds?

A

41.6%

35
Q

Flopping a straight with a connector (54 – JT)

A

1.31%

36
Q

Flopping a straight draw with a connector

A

9.71%

37
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Flopping a straight with a one-gapper (53 – QT)

A

0.980%

38
Q

Flopping a straight draw with a one-gapper

A

7.67%

39
Q

Flopping a full house with two unpaired cards

A

0.0918%

40
Q

Flopping trips with two unpaired cards

A

1.35%

41
Q

Flopping two pair with two unpaired cards (no pair on the board)

A

2.02%

42
Q

Flopping at least one pair

A

32.4%

43
Q

Being dealt a pair and flopping a set

A

0.691%

44
Q

Improving pair to trips

e.g. A♥K♥ on A♠T♦9♦

A

4.3% 4.3% 8.4%

45
Q

Hitting a gutshot

e.g. 9♠8♠ on T♦6♣2♣

A

8.5%
(1 : 11) 8.7%
(1 : 10) 16.5%

46
Q

Improving one pair to two pair or trips

e.g. Q♠T♠ on T♣7♦6♥

A

10.6%
(1 : 8.4) 10.9%
(1 : 8.2) 20.4%

47
Q

Making a pair with an unpaired hand

e.g. A♠J♦ on 9♣7♣3♦

A

12.8%
(1 : 6.8) 13.0%
(1 : 6.7) 24.1%

48
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Improving set to full house or quads

e.g. 6♦6♠ on T♦8♦6♣

A

14.9%
(1 : 5.7) 21.7%
(1 : 3.6) 33.4%

49
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Hitting an open-ended straight draw

e.g. 8♦7♣ on 9♦6♠2♠

A

17.0%
(1 : 4.9) 17.4%
(1 : 4.8) 31.5%
(1 : 2.2)

50
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Hitting a flush

e.g. A♦2♦ on J♦8♦4♣

A

19.1%
(1 : 4.2) 19.6%
(1 : 4.1) 35.0%
(1 : 1.9)

51
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Hitting a gutshot or improving to a pair

e.g. A♦K♠ on Q♣T♦7♠

A

21.3%
(1 : 3.7) 21.7%
(1 : 3.6) 38.4%
(1 : 1.6)

52
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Hitting a gutshot or a flush

e.g. Q♥9♥ on T♥8♥6♠

A

25.5%
(1 : 2.9) 26.1%
(1 : 2.8) 45.0%
(1 : 1.2)

53
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Hitting an open-ended straight draw or improving to a pair

e.g. K♦Q♦ on J♦T♥7♠

A

29.8%
(1 : 2.4) 30.4%
(1 : 2.3) 51.2%
(1 : 1)

54
Q

Hitting an open-ended straight draw or a flush

e.g. 8♠7♠ on T♠9♠4♥

A

31.9%
(1 : 2.1) 32.6%
(1 : 2.1) 54.1%
(1.2 : 1)

55
Q

Hitting a flush or improving to a pair

e.g. A♣K♣ on 9♣7♣6♦

A

31.9%
(1 : 2.1) 32.6%
(1 : 2.1) 54.1%
(1.2 : 1)

56
Q

Hitting a gutshot or a flush or improving to a pair

e.g. J♠T♠ on 9♠7♠4♥

A

38.3%
(1 : 1.6) 39.1%
(1 : 1.6) 62.4%
(1.7 : 1)

57
Q

Hitting an open-ended straight draw or a flush or improving to a pair
e.g. K♥Q♥ on J♥T♥5♣

A

44.7%
(1 : 1.2) 45.7%
(1 : 1.2) 69.9%
(2.3 : 1)

58
Q

if you are dealt a pair like 2 ❤️ 2♠️ what is your odds to hit on the turn, then river???

A

turn odds = 4.3
river odds= 4.3
total odds to hit after the flop = 8.6 odds

59
Q

you have A 8
the flop is 9 5 2
what is your odds to hit an ace?

A 
3 outs = 
turn 6.4
river 6.4 
total = 12.5
(7-1) odds
60
Q

odds to hit inside straight draw?
you have j 9
flop is q 8 4

A

4 outs =
turn = 8.5
river = 8.7
total 16.5 (5-1) this means there is 5 times likely you would not hit vs hit the inside straight

61
Q

two pair to full house odds?
your cards K Q
the flop K Q 5

A 
4 outs (two kings/two queens)
turn = 8.5 
river = 8.7
total 16.5 (5-1) this means there is 5 times likely you would not hit
62
Q

one pair to two pair or trips odds?
yoru cards A Q
flop A 10 3

A 
5 outs ( AA, QQQ) 
turn = 10.6
river = 10.9
total 20.3 (4-1) this means there is 4 times likely you would not hit
63
Q

no pair to pair odds?
your cards 9 7
flop 2 3 J

A 
6 outs (9,9,9,7,7,7,)
turn = 12.8
river = 13
total 24.1 (3-1) this means there is 3 times likely you would not hit
64
Q

two overcards to pair odds?
your cards A J
flop is 10 8 2

A 
6 outs (A,A,A,J,J,J)
turn = 12.8
river = 13
total 24.1 (3-1) this means there is 3 times likely you would not hit

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