Medium Poker Theory Practice Questions

204 free medium-difficulty Poker Theory questions, drawn live from KomFi's calibrated bank. The exam backbone: the difficulty band where most scoring happens.

1. Scenario: A pot reaches the flop after several limpers, resulting in an SPR of 15. How does this impact the va
2. Scenario: Game: No-Limit Hold'em | Format: Cash Game | Blinds: 1/2 | Effective Stacks: 200. Pot Size: 40. Hero
3. Scenario: You are contemplating a continuation bet of 2 bb (one-third pot) on a dry board. What is the minimum
4. Board: Q♣ T♣ 2♦ Hero: K♣ J♣ Villain (BTN): Bets 6.6 bb into 10 bb. Hero has a flush draw and a double-gutshot
5. Board: K♠ 9♠ 4♣ Hero: 7♠ 6♠ Villain (BTN): Bets 10 bb into 15 bb. Why does Hero's realization factor (EqR) lik
6. Board: 9♠ 8♠ 2♦ Hero: Q♠ J♠ Villain (BTN): Bets 6.6 bb into 10 bb. Hero has a straight-flush draw (15 outs). C
7. Board: J♠ J♥ 4♠ Hero: A♠ 3♠ Villain (BTN): Bets 13.2 bb into 20 bb. After discounting 2 outs for the risk of t
8. Board: K♥ 7♥ 2♦ Hero: A♥ Q♥ Villain (BTN): Bets 13.2 bb into 20 bb. Villain's range is heavily weighted toward
9. Board: 8♠ 7♠ 2♣ Hero: K♠ J♠ Villain (BTN): Bets 6.6 bb into 10 bb. If the T♠ and 9♠ are discounted because the
10. Board: Q♠ J♠ T♦ 2♥ 5♣ Hero holds K♠ 3♠ and block-bets 10 bb (25%). Villain (BB) is an aggressive regular. What
11. In Step 6 of the Node-Locking Workflow, you 'Price the Downside'. If a deviation from Nash earns +1.2 bb but l
12. Board: Q♠ 9♠ 4♦ Hero: A♠ 3♠ Villain (BTN): Bets 6.6 bb into 10 bb. Hero estimates they have 9 outs. If Hero us
13. Board: Q♣ 9♣ 3♦ Hero: K♣ T♣ Villain (BTN): Bets 6.6 bb into 10 bb. Hero has a flush draw and a gutshot. How ma
14. At s = 0.75, the value-to-bluff ratio is 2.33:1. At s = 2.0, it is 1.5:1. Why does the ratio of value hands to
15. A regular player at your stake pays 11 bb/100 in rake and wins 5 bb/100. According to the Master Profit Equati
16. Hero is heads-up in the SB vs the BB. Why are heads-up ranges significantly wider than six-max ranges?
17. BTN bets 7.5 into 11 on 5♠ 4♠ 3♦. Hero holds A♠ 9♦. What is the primary reason this hand is a difficult defens
18. deep, Hero holds A♠ J♥. Why does the relative value of this hand collapse compared to 100 bb deep?
19. and for K♣ 2♦ to be -1.40 bb. If both hands have the same F = 0.60, which hand has higher EV?
20. Hero holds A♠ K♠ on a K♥ 7♠ 2♦ board. How many combinations of 77 and 22 exist in the opponent's range?
21. On a dry board like K ♠ 7 ♦ 3 ♣, Hero holds 4 ♣ 4 ♦. Why is checking sometimes preferred despite having a made
22. 0 According to the master profit equation, if Hero plays a perfect Nash Equilibrium strategy in a raked game a
23. In high-rake environments, why does the 'Raise-or-Fold' strategy in the Small Blind become more attractive rel
24. 1.5 In a 1/2 game, the 'Bunching Effect' suggests that if everyone folds to Hero in the Cutoff, the remaining
25. Hero holds K♠ Q♠ on J♠ 7♥ 2♣ and bets. The opponent raises. According to the 'Fundamental Theorem of Poker', w
26. Which structural factor makes the Small Blind 'Limp-Raise Hybrid' strategy difficult for human players to impl
27. Why does the 'Called Branch' (1-F)(e · 2S - S) usually result in a negative number for most of Hero's shoving
28. What is the primary technical reason that offsuit hands like K5o or Q7o are prioritized as folds in a Small Bl
29. Scenario: Hero holds J ♥ 7 ♥ on J ♠ 7 ♣ 2 ♣. Worse hands rarely call a large bet, but Villain's folding range
30. Scenario: Hero holds J ♠ J ♥ on 8 ♠ 7 ♠ 2 ♥. Villain's range has 42% equity and folds 40% to a large bet. What

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