Lesson 7 Quiz - Playing Styles

Lesson 7 Quiz

Playing Styles & Exploitation

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Question 1

What is the recommended foundational playing style for beginners and intermediate players?

Remember: This style plays few hands but bets and raises aggressively with them. It's "solid poker."

Tight-Aggressive (TAG) - Few hands, bets and raises with them

Loose-Aggressive (LAG) - Many hands, bets and raises with them

Tight-Passive (Rock) - Few hands, mostly checks and calls

Loose-Passive (Calling Station) - Many hands, mostly checks and calls

Question 2

You're playing against a "calling station" (loose-passive player) who plays many hands and calls frequently. What's the golden rule for playing against them?

Calling Station Traits: They play too many hands and call way too much, but they rarely fold. They're unpredictable because they'll call with almost anything.

Bluff them constantly - they'll eventually fold

Never bluff them; value bet relentlessly when you have a hand

Play more hands against them to match their loose style

Slow-play your strong hands to trap them

Question 3

You're at a table where everyone is playing very tight - folding most hands and only entering pots with premium cards. How should you adjust?

Table Dynamics: The best players adjust their style based on the table. When everyone's folding, that's an opportunity.

Play even tighter to match their style and wait for premium hands

Play looser - start stealing blinds constantly, especially from late position

Play more passively to avoid confrontation with tight players

Go all-in frequently to pressure them

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