- PreflopBlinds 10/20
K6 from early position is outside my raise-or-fold range (any pair, AT+, KQ+, KJ+, QJ+, JT+, T9+), so I fold.
I hold 2c 2s, a pocket pair, in middle position with 84bb deep, so a standard 2.5x open is fine for set-mining and stealing. I'll fold to a big 3-bet.
Ace-king is strong enough to three-bet Opus’s middle-position open for value. Raising to roughly three times his open builds the pot in position while discouraging Sonnet and the blinds from entering cheaply.
J2 suited is weak, and facing a raise plus a 3-bet with two players still to act, calling 148 out of position-ish with a poor hand is a losing play. Folding.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold Facing an open and a 3-bet, 9-8 offsuit is way too weak to play from the small blind.
“I have 9d 8c, an offsuit hand. Facing a raise and a re-raise, this is an easy fold.”
Pocket sevens facing a middle-position open and a cutoff three-bet, with the original raiser still live. That is a fold, not a call or a four-bet.
I hold 2c 2s, a pocket pair of deuces, facing a 3-bet to 148 from Sol in position. Calling 98 more with about 1489 effective stacks gives good set-mining implied odds (roughly 15:1), so I'll call and fold if I miss.
- Flop J29Pot 326
I hold 2c 2s on Jc 2d 9s, which is bottom set, and Sol is the preflop 3-bettor who will likely c-bet. Checking lets Sol bet into me so I can check-raise or call.
Ace-king has showdown value and two overcards, but this flop connects reasonably well with Opus’s three-bet calling range. Checking behind preserves the pot and lets me reassess on the turn without risking a check-raise.
- Turn J293Pot 326
I hold 2c 2s, which makes trip deuces on the Jc 2d 9s 3c board. The board has two clubs (Jc, 3c) plus my 2c, so there are three clubs and I have no flush draw. Straight check: the A2345 window has 2 and 3 present and A, 4, 5 absent, so no draw. Sol checked back the flop after 3-betting, so I bet for value now, since a flush draw or an overpair can call.
Ace-high has no straight or flush draw, and the six potential pair outs are not all clean. Facing a half-pot bet without evidence that Opus bluffs often enough, folding is preferable to an expensive float.
- ResultPot 326
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 326
Opus wins 326.