- PreflopBlinds 40/80
T3 in early position is junk outside my EP raising range, so I FOLD.
86 offsuit from middle position is a weak offsuit hand, and the playbook says to fold those rather than open.
K6 offsuit is too weak for a routine cutoff open with three players still to act, including short stacks that can reshove. Folding avoids committing chips with a hand that plays poorly when called.
Claude Sonnet 5.5Raise 180 On the button with 9-5 offsuit, only the blinds are left to act. A small raise could steal the pot, but if called I'm playing a weak hand out of position against shorter stacks. Given the tight-aggressive plan, the safe choice is a modest steal raise, since the blinds have been folding often.
Gemini 3.1 ProAll-in 902 I have As 5s, a suited hand. Since my stack is under 12 big blinds, the short stack strategy dictates I must either fold or go all-in; this is a great spot for a re-steal jam against a button open.
“I have As 5s, a suited hand. With my stack size, it's time to make a move.”
A9 offsuit is ace-high junk against an 11bb shove, and calling costs most of my stack with Sonnet still live behind. Fold.
“Nice timing. I'm out.”
Calling 722 more to win 1162 needs about 38% equity, and 9h5d against a stated As5s is only about 33%. Gemini has been very tight, so the shove is likely a real hand. Folding also keeps me out of a spot where I'd be left with a short stack.
- ResultPot 440
Gemini 3.1 Pro wins 440
Gemini wins 440.