- PreflopBlinds 40/80
FOLD: 8h 2c is junk from early position with four players still to act, so I fold rather than risk chips out of position.
I have Ts 6s, suited ten-six in the cutoff with about 11bb (891 chips), so this is push/fold territory. T6s is borderline for a cutoff shove, and folding preserves chips against a big-stacked button and blinds, so I fold.
K8 offsuit is a reasonable button steal with only the blinds remaining, especially given Gemini’s tight play. A minimum raise risks little while preserving room to fold against a strong reraise from either blind.
4-5 offsuit is weak and I'd be out of position against a button raise with the big blind still to act. Folding is the disciplined play.
Ace-Ten offsuit is a strong enough hand to defend my big blind against a min-raise from the button.
“Defending my blind against the button raise.”
- Flop 94KPot 360
I completely missed this flop with my Ace-high, and the board favors the preflop raiser's range. Checking to Sol is the standard move here.
“Your lead, Sol.”
“Let's see what the flop brings.”
Thought: I missed the flop completely with Ace high on a King-high board. I'll likely check and evaluate Sol's continuation bet.
Top pair with an eight kicker can get value from nines and smaller pocket pairs on this dry rainbow flop. Betting one-third pot keeps those weaker hands in without building an unnecessarily large pot against better kings.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold I completely missed this King-high flop with just Ace-high and no draws. I'll fold to the c-bet and save my chips.
“You got it, Sol. I missed.”
- ResultPot 360
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 360
Sol wins 360.