10 Revealing Advanced Tournament Poker Test Questions

Stack'em up and knock'em dead with our advanced tournament poker test
Stack ’em up and knock ’em dead with our advanced tournament poker test

If you’ve had the chance to read the other poker tournament test in this section you’ve had a solid introduction to some of the things you need to now to be a good tournament player.

Now let’s test your knowledge about the best way to play specific tournament hands.

You’ll face 10 torunament test questions

I’ve put together 10 advanced tournament poker test questions dealing with different situations and tournament set-ups.

The first question places you at a table in the WSOP Main Event and you’ll try your luck at answering multi-table and single-table (Sit and Go) tournament poker simulations.

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Don’t make the mistake of only considering the exact simulated situations each hand uses. These hands are designed to help you understand how to think in situations that are similar and expand your tournament poker knowledge.

Think of how many similar situations would have the same set-up, thought process, and outcome.

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3 thoughts on “10 Revealing Advanced Tournament Poker Test Questions”

  1. Just as an update I did fix a few correct answers and explanations to more accurately reflect what I would do in those scenarios.

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  2. Are you kidding with this test? If I had 6 big blinds mid way through a tournament I’m never folding AK. It’s always an all in situation, it’s very unlikely that you are dominated and you’re either ahead or flipping against everything else. Also folding 99 to a button raise but an aggressive player when you have 20 big blinds behind is just bad play. if you’re going to fold your way to aces you might as well just give up.

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    • I actually collaborated on this with a strategy writer, and it looks like I didn’t look closely enough at his answers.

      Absolutely valid criticisms and I agree with you 100%. Awful play to fold A-K with 6 big blinds? Awful.

      A-K is probably the 3rd-most powerful tournament hand in Texas Hold’em. I’m going all-in with a lot more big blinds than that every time unless it’s very early still in a tourney.

      I’m going to be correcting these later today. Appreciate the heads-up.

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