A jogi helyzet azonban korántsem egyértelmű; Brüsszel is elismeri ugyanis, hogy a szerencsejáték érzékeny terület, és ezért alapvetően a tagországokra bízza annak szabályozását.

Az Európai Bíróság eddigi döntéseiben általában tiszteletben tartotta az állami szerencsejáték-monopólium mellett felhozott érveket (fogyasztóvédelem, bűnmegelőzés, a játékszenvedély kordában tartása stb.), ám az utóbbi időben már a szolgáltatások szabadsága iránt is egyre megértőbbnek mutatkozik. Az EB összesen kilenc tagállam – köztük Magyarország ellen – indított vizsgálatot a szerencsejátékok korlátozása miatt.

4. Tournament. Blinds are 200-400 with 50 antes. You have 4,000 chips. 9 Players. Everyone has you covered.
UTG limps in. You've seen him limp in early often, and many times fold to a raise. Seat three limps. Button limps.
You are in the SB and have:
As8d
What do you do?

-Push all-in
-Fold
-Call
-Raise to between 1500 and 2500

3. Tournament. Blinds are 300-600 with 75 antes.9 handed.
SB is a well known tourney pro and has 60,000 chips. A weak tight player UTG with 100,000 chips limps and SB completes. Big blind with 12,000 chips checks.
Flop: 8s6s3d
Blinds to UTG who bets 3,000. SB calls and the BB min check raises to 6,000. UTG min re-raises to 12,000. After long consideration SB calls, and the big blind calls all-in.
Turn: Kh
SB checks. UTG checks.
River: 3s

SB bets 10,000 into the 40,000 chip pot. UTG quickly calls. What did all three players hold?

-SB had AA, UTG has a flush draw, and BB holds a set.
-SB had a draw, BB has two pair, and UTG has AA.
-SB had a set, BB has 99+, and UTG has flush draw.
-SB had two pair, BB has a draw, UTG has A8.

2. 10/20 Cash NL Hold’em. 9 Handed. $2,000 stacks. You have been at the table for a few rotations. You are weak, tight, and playing over your head. In the SB you find: TsTc
UTG limps. Button Limps. You limp. Unknown tight aggressive player in BB (playing about 20% of his hands and raising 10%) Raises to $120. UTG calls. You call.
Flop: QdJcTd
You check. BB bets $200. You call.
Turn: Js
You check. BB bets $300. What should you do?

-Fold
-Raise
-Call and check call the river
-Call and check fold the river
-Call and bet out on river
-Call and check raise river

1. What is the worst hand in holdem playing heads up, pre flop?
-23o
-27o
-KJo

51. $50/$100 NL. Approx $50,000 stacks. 4 handed. You are a tight aggressive mid stakes pro taking a shot at the big game. You're on the button with:
Ac9c
You raise to $500 and the expert pro player (one of the best players in New York) in the big blind calls. Flop is:
As9s8c
BB checks and you bet $2,000. He thinks and calls. Turn is:
9d
He checks, you check behind. River is:
2s
He leads for $15,000 into the $5,000 pot. You have $49,000 left. You think he rivered the flush. What should you do?

• a számok értelemszerűen
• AKQJ szintén értelemszerűen
• T a tízes
• színek: s (spade): pikk; d (diamond): káró; c (club): treff; h (heart): kör

In poker circles there has been a debate about whether it is more financially effective to play one table at a time while paying attention to other players and occurrences at the table even when not involved in the hand, or whether it’s better playing basic strategy on many tables at the same time. Results from the study clearly support the latter, in that players playing between two and four tables at a time did financially better overall (the best being four). Playing any more than four tables at a time led to a lower reported financial outcome.