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Which position is at the highest risk when facing an RFI from UTG?
In which scenario is the HJ required to consider a 3bet against an UTG RFI?
What is a characteristic feature of UTG+2 RFI against a 3bet?
Which of the following hands is NOT included in the SB RFI vs BB 3bet range?
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What is the primary risk for the CO when facing an RFI from UTG?
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What does the Raise First In (RFI) chart indicate?
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How should you adjust your strategy when facing a raise before you?
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What is the recommended initial raise size when playing in position?
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Which of these statements is true regarding the 4-bet size?
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What is the main reason for adjusting the preflop charts provided?
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Study Notes
Pre-flop Charts for Texas Hold’em Poker
- Charts are a starting point for pre-flop decisions but should be adjusted based on the specific situation.
- Three sets of charts: Raise First In (RFI), Facing RFI, and RFI vs 3-bet.
- RFI charts show which hands to play when everyone folds to you.
- Facing RFI charts show how to play when someone raises before you.
- RFI vs 3-bet charts show how to play when you RFI and someone 3-bets.
- Charts assume a 100 big blind effective stack with an ante and apply to stacks of 50 big blinds or larger.
Raise First In (RFI) Chart
- Initial Raise Size: 2.5 big blinds for in position, 3.5 big blinds for out of position.
- 3-bet Size: 3 times the opponent's raise for in position, 3.5 times the opponent's raise for out of position.
- 4-bet Size: 2.5 times the opponent's 3-bet for in position, 2.75 times the opponent's 3-bet for out of position.
Facing RFI Chart
- EP/MP (Early and Middle Position) - Shows how to play when facing a raise from UTG, UTG+1, UTG+2, and LJ.
- CO (Cutoff) - Shows how to play when facing a raise from UTG, UTG+1, UTG+2, LJ, and HJ.
- BTN (Button) - Shows how to play when facing a raise from UTG, UTG+1, UTG+2, LJ, HJ, and CO.
- SB (Small Blind) - Shows how to play when facing a raise from UTG, UTG+1, UTG+2, LJ, HJ, CO, and BTN.
- BB (Big Blind) - Shows how to play when facing a raise from UTG, UTG+1, UTG+2, LJ, HJ, CO, BTN, and SB.
RFI vs 3-bet Chart
- UTG (Under the Gun): Shows how to play when you RFI and someone 3-bets from UTG+1, UTG+2, LJ, HJ, CO, BTN, and SB/BB.
- UTG+1: Shows how to play when you RFI and someone 3-bets from UTG+2, LJ, HJ, CO, BTN, and SB/BB.
- UTG+2: Shows how to play when you RFI and someone 3-bets from LJ, HJ, CO, BTN, and SB/BB.
- LJ (Lojack): Shows how to play when you RFI and someone 3-bets from HJ, CO, BTN, SB, and BB.
- HJ/CO (Hijack/Cutoff): Shows how to play when you RFI and someone 3-bets from CO, BTN, SB, and BB.
- BTN/SB (Button/Small Blind): Shows how to play when you RFI and someone 3-bets from SB/BB.
- SB/BB (Small Blind/Big Blind): Shows how to play when you RFI and someone 3-bets from BB.
Limp/3-bet Strategy
- AA, KK, and AKo, when limped (SB) should be used as a limp/3-bet for value.
Additional Notes
- A default strategy will result in a break-even poker player.
- Adjusting your strategy to exploit opponents' weaknesses can lead to profitability.
- Refer to PokerCoaching.com quizzes and challenges for deeper analysis on when to deviate from the charts.
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Test your knowledge on pre-flop strategy for Texas Hold’em poker. This quiz covers various charts including Raise First In, Facing RFI, and RFI vs 3-bet, focusing on effective stack sizes and optimal raise sizing. Enhance your poker skills by understanding how to adjust your game in different situations.
