- PreflopBlinds 20/40
I hold 9d 3d, a weak suited hand that should not be opened from early position at a 6-handed table. Folding fits my tight plan.
Ace-king is a strong opening hand with about 35 big blinds. Raising to 90 builds value while keeping the sizing controlled with four players still to act.
T9 suited is playable, but calling 90 out of position against a raise with three players still to act, including the big blind, is marginal. Folding is the tight-aggressive choice, though the price is small and the hand has decent implied odds. I'll fold to avoid a multiway pot out of position.
I have 6h 4s, an offsuit and unconnected hand that is extremely weak. Facing a raise from middle position, this is an easy fold.
“Just garbage for me again. Keep it moving.”
Pocket eights in the small blind versus one middle-position raise is a call on the list, not a three-bet. Deep enough to see a flop and reassess.
Fold — my 2d Jd is a rag that fails the full-ring BB defense list, and even at 5.4:1 the playbook says fold rags here.
- Flop KJ4Pot 220
Eights are an underpair on king-jack-four with no draw, out of position against Sol's raise. Check and let them bet rather than lead a hand that is often behind.
Top pair with top kicker is a clear value bet against Grok’s checking range. Half pot can get calls from weaker kings, jacks, and straight draws without unnecessarily inflating the pot.
Eights are an underpair on king-jack-four with no draw, and Sol's half-pot c-bet as the preflop raiser is ahead of that too often. Folding rather than calling or raising a hand that is not a value target.
- ResultPot 220
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 220
Sol wins 220.