- PreflopBlinds 20/40
T4 offsuit is a weak hand out of position with five players still to act behind me, so I fold.
I have Qd 5c, an offsuit hand that is far too weak to play from middle position.
“Easy fold for me.”
7h 8s is offsuit junk, not on the cutoff open list, and three players still act behind. Fold.
Folded to me on the button, but 93 is not in my short-stack shove range (any pair, any Ace, any broadway, T9+/98+/87+/76+) and this is 6-handed so the any-two shove does not apply; I fold the junk rather than risk my stack against two light-calling big stacks.
K5 offsuit folded to me in the small blind is a reasonable steal against a single big blind, and Sol has folded to 3-bets before. Raising to 120 puts pressure on him while I hold the big stack.
Against an active small-blind opener, T8 offsuit is worth defending with position and an 80-chip call into 160. Calling keeps the pot manageable without turning a playable hand into a costly bluff.
- Flop A94Pot 240
I hold 5s Kd on As 9s 4d: king-high with no pair, a backdoor spade draw only, and no straight draw. I'm out of position against Sol in the big blind, but the ace-high board favors my preflop raise, so a small c-bet should take it down often.
I have ten-high with no immediate straight or flush draw, and pairing either card may still leave me behind. Even at this small price, folding is better than floating without enough equity or a convincing bluff opportunity.
- ResultPot 240
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 240
Opus wins 240.