Texas Holdem Poker Quiz
by Gayle Mitchell
This lesson tests your basic knowledge of poker with this
Holdem Poker
Quiz about the most popular game in town.
This poker quiz was created to teach basic terms and lingo presented by
gaming pros. Gambling Teachers also provides an advanced Holdem Quiz
that follows.
Deal the cards and let’s play some Poker.
1) How many cards down does each player receive at the beginning of
each deal?
A. 2 Cards.
B. 3 Cards.
C. 5 Cards.
2) The Dealer then deals 3 community cards called the ?
A. Rake.
B. Flop.
C. Muck.
3) The Turn refers to which card dealt face up in Texas
Holdem?
A. 2nd Card.
B. 3rd Card.
C. 4th Card.
4) The fifth and final card
dealt face up in Texas Holdem is called?
A. Rake.
B. River.
C. Muck.
5) You should continue
playing if your first two cards dealt are
?
A. Any pair.
B. Two Queens
or Better.
C. Both of the
above.
Holdem poker
quiz questions 6 – 10 follow:
6) The best position in
Texas Holdem is ? 
A. The player
who bets first.
B. The third
player to bet.
C. The player
who bets last.
7) If you have a Marginal
Hand that
may improve, you should?
A. Fold your
hand.
B. Check or
Bet small.
C. Bluff and
Go All-In.
8) What does the term Board
Cards mean
in Texas Holdem?
A. Cards not
yet Dealt.
B. Community
Cards in the middle of the
table.
C. Cards held
by your opponent when
playing Head to Head Poker.
9) What does the term Muck
mean in Texas Holdem?
A. Discard
Pile.
B. A bad hand
where the player is
bluffing.
C. Misdeal.
10) What does the term Snap
Off mean
in Texas Holdem?
A. Player
drops out of play for this
round.
B. Player
calls the bluffer and wins with
a second-rate hand.
C. Dealer
leaves the game to be
replaced.
So, how did
you meet the holdem poker quiz challenge? Quiz Answers follow.
1) A. The
dealer deals out 2 cards face down one at a time to each player.
2) B.
Flop: 3 Community Cards dealt up in front of the dealer.
3) C.
Turn: Fourth card that comes out in Texas Holdem, after the flop.
4) B.
River: Fifth and final card that comes out in Texas Holdem, after the
turn.
5) B.
Continue playing with strong starting cards if first two cards are two
aces, two kings and/or two queens. Other possible strong starting cards
are A-K or A-Q suited.
Holdem poker
quiz answers 6 – 10 follow:
6) C.
Position: The best position is held by the player who bets last and can
survey the other players before making a decision. Therefore, the
player who bets first is in the worst position.
7) B.
Marginal hands should be played on the cheap, either by checking or
betting small.
8) B.
Board Cards: Community Cards in the middle of the table shared by all
players.
9) A.
Muck: The name of the discard pile for Poker.
10) B.
Snap Off: Player calls the bluffer and beat him/her with a second-rate
hand—'tis a sweet deal.
You are now ready to
choose your
room
online or off and take the Poker Challenge.
Holdem
Poker Quiz is followed by an Advanced Poker Quiz #2
OR
How to Play
Poker Program
OR
Learn
Poker Games 2 with 7 Game Types
Gambling
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