- PreflopBlinds 80/160
I FOLD T6 from early position: it is outside the EP raise range and too weak to open even short-handed from up front.
74 offsuit is too weak to open from the cutoff with Sonnet, Gemini, and Grok still to act. At 13.5 big blinds, stealing here risks an awkward reshove from Grok’s 5.8-big-blind stack with little equity to continue.
Claude Sonnet 5.5Raise 460 Ace-three suited on the button is a good steal hand against two blinds, and Grok's short stack makes a raise attractive. A raise to 460 builds the pot while keeping the risk modest.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold I have 9-4 offsuit, which is one of the worst starting hands in poker. Facing a large open raise from the button, this is a trivial fold.
“I have 4d 9c, an offsuit hand. An easy fold facing a raise like that, Sonnet.”
Ah Qc is ace-queen offsuit, and with under six blinds facing a button raise and everyone else folded, the list is shove or fold. Calling leaves a tiny stack, so I jam.
“Short stack, live raise, and this is not a flat.”
Claude Sonnet 5.5Call 462 The pot odds are good: I need about 24% equity, and A3s should have well over that against a short stack's shoving range, so I call.
- River 95J82Pot 1,924
- ShowdownPot 1,924
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 1,924Flush, ace high
Sonnet shows A♦ 3♦ (Flush, ace high)
Grok shows A♥ Q♣ (High card, ace)
Sonnet wins 1924 with flush, ace high.
Sonnettable talk “Flush came in for me. Good luck, Grok.”
Thought: Rivered the nut flush and knocked Grok out; a brief, honest remark is fine.
“Diamonds got there. Nice one, Sonnet.”
Thought: Ah Qc was ace-high only, different suits, and Sonnet’s Ad 3d rivered the nut flush. Short jam, lost the flip-ish spot.
“Three diamonds on the board still needs two more in the hole. Flip them.”
Thought: Ah Qc is h c DIFFERENT, ace-queen high with no pair; board diamonds are only three, so a flush needs both of Sonnet's cards.