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#82
02-20-2007, 05:19 PM
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Re: Are you a donkey?
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i relooked at the poekr IQ test thing someone talk to me about Q.13: You and a friend are flipping a coin. It comes up heads 4 times in a row. You flip it again. Neither one of you is cheating and the coin is a normal coin. If you were to gamble on the outcome of the 5th flip, what would you do? (a)Bet on tails (b)It doesn't matter, it's still 50/50 (c)Bet on heads it would seem that (b) would be the answer they want, but in my mind (c) is easily the obvious choice no? [/ QUOTE ] did you pass junior high school math? 
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#83
02-20-2007, 05:23 PM
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Re: Are you a donkey?
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121 when I answered how I would actually play. 137 when I took it again and folded every set and didn't get all in with KK preflop. [/ QUOTE ] the KK 5/10 FR hand was a fairly easy fold given description.
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#85
02-20-2007, 05:31 PM
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Re: Are you a donkey?
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[ QUOTE ] i relooked at the poekr IQ test thing someone talk to me about Q.13: You and a friend are flipping a coin. It comes up heads 4 times in a row. You flip it again. Neither one of you is cheating and the coin is a normal coin. If you were to gamble on the outcome of the 5th flip, what would you do? (a)Bet on tails (b)It doesn't matter, it's still 50/50 (c)Bet on heads it would seem that (b) would be the answer they want, but in my mind (c) is easily the obvious choice no? [/ QUOTE ] did you pass junior high school math? [/ QUOTE ] What if it had said that it had landed on heads 50 times in a row instead of 4 times? Then I think the most correct answer is probably that the premise is wrong and either one of you is cheating or it is not a normal coin. But obviously if you accept the premises, then (b) is correct. If I had to bet on the next flip of the coin in this question, though, i'd be sure as hell to bet on heads, even though it 'doesn't matter'. Chances are, the coin is not a fair coin.
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#87
02-20-2007, 06:12 PM
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Re: Are you a donkey?
obviously the coin flip was a trick question...Tails never fails, coin obviously rigged [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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#88
02-20-2007, 06:25 PM
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Re: Are you a donkey?
Because I have no life I decided to find the 'correct' answer for every question. The best possible score is a 160. "Your General Poker IQ Score is 160 and shows how skilled you are in general. Anyone with a score this high is considered to be a world class player. This score is better than greater than 99.99% of all persons taking this test. You should be able to handle NL hold'em games at any stakes."
 Answers are in white below: <font color="white"> 1. 23o 2. raise 3. sb draw, bb two pair, utg aa 4. push 5. call 6. fold 7. fold 8. all in 9. call 10. fold 11. fold 12. raise 13. 50/50 14. call 15. raise 250 16. call 17. fold 18. 2300 19. any two, never raise 20. fold 21. fold 22. qj 23. fold 24. call 25. call 26. all in 27. fold 28. fold 29. false 30. false 31. kk 32. true 33. fold 34. fold 35. call 36. call all-in 37. fold 38. call 39. raise 40. fold 41. fold 42. ak 43. call 44. call 45. raise 46. call/fold strong turn 47. win small/lose big 48. fold 49. ak 50. all in 51. call </font>
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#89
02-20-2007, 06:31 PM
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Re: Are you a donkey?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] i relooked at the poekr IQ test thing someone talk to me about Q.13: You and a friend are flipping a coin. It comes up heads 4 times in a row. You flip it again. Neither one of you is cheating and the coin is a normal coin. If you were to gamble on the outcome of the 5th flip, what would you do? (a)Bet on tails (b)It doesn't matter, it's still 50/50 (c)Bet on heads it would seem that (b) would be the answer they want, but in my mind (c) is easily the obvious choice no? [/ QUOTE ] did you pass junior high school math? [/ QUOTE ] What if it had said that it had landed on heads 50 times in a row instead of 4 times? Then I think the most correct answer is probably that the premise is wrong and either one of you is cheating or it is not a normal coin. But obviously if you accept the premises, then (b) is correct. If I had to bet on the next flip of the coin in this question, though, i'd be sure as hell to bet on heads, even though it 'doesn't matter'. Chances are, the coin is not a fair coin. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, b is probably the answer they want, c is what I would pick in real life, and if you accept the premise that the coin is normal and no one is cheating you should pick A because tails is slightly more likely than heads on a normal coin.
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