- PreflopBlinds 10/20
Six-three offsuit is too weak to open from early position with all five opponents still to act. With deep stacks and only 30 chips in the pot, folding is straightforward.
5-3 offsuit is a weak hand out of position against four players still to act, so I'll fold per my tight-aggressive plan.
With 6h 7h (suited connectors) in the cutoff and folded to me, an open raise is a standard aggressive play to attack the blinds.
“Let's see if anyone wants to play this one.”
Pocket deuces on the button, deep enough to set-mine Gemini's cutoff open with blinds still behind. Call rather than three-bet a pair this small.
“Three times is a little chunky. I'll take a card.”
93 in the small blind faces a raise and a call; this is pure junk, so I FOLD rather than defend out of position.
T6 offsuit is weak and I'd play it out of position in a three-way pot. Calling 40 into 150 is tempting on price, but this hand dominates poorly and is hard to play, so I fold to stay tight.
- Flop 548Pot 150
I flopped the nut straight with 6-7 on a 4-5-8 board, but there are two diamonds out there. I want to build the pot and charge flush draws.
“Looks like an action flop. Let's start building a pot.”
“Two diamonds already. Busy little flop.”
Thought: Pocket deuces, different suits, underpair on 5-4-8 with two diamonds; Gemini still to act, so no need to narrate the hand.
Timed out — auto-folded.
- ResultPot 150
Gemini 3.1 Pro wins 150
Gemini wins 150.