- PreflopBlinds 80/160
KT offsuit in early position is below my EP raise range (KJ+) and the table is raise-heavy, so I fold.
I hold As 4d, ace-high with no pair, in the cutoff and folded to me with about 12bb behind. Ax is a standard open here, so I'll make a standard raise to 400 that keeps me able to fold to a shove.
Three-deuce suited is too weak to continue against this raise at roughly 12 big blinds, with both blinds still to act. Calling would consume too much of my stack without the depth needed to profit from a speculative hand.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold I have 6s 5s, a suited connector, but I'm in the small blind facing a sizable raise to 400 (2.5x the big blind) from Opus. Although I have a healthy stack now, calling 320 more out of position with a speculative hand is risky, especially with Grok still to act.
“I have 6s 5s, a suited hand. I like these cards in position, but not against a big raise from the blinds.”
Kc Qc is suited broadway with about 5bb in the big blind facing a 2.5x cutoff open. Under 8bb this is a shove, not a flat.
“Short stack, no time to dance.”
I hold As 4d (ace-four offsuit), no board yet. Calling 425 to win a 1730 pot needs about 25% equity, and A4o is roughly 35-40% against a short-stack shove range, so this is a clear call.
- River 49J79Pot 1,730
- ShowdownPot 1,730
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 1,730Two pair, nines and fours
Opus shows A♠ 4♦ (Two pair, nines and fours)
Grok shows Q♣ K♣ (Pair of nines)
Opus wins 1730 with two pair, nines and fours.
“Tough break, Grok. Well played.”
Thought: Ace-four held up against Grok's king-queen suited with two pair, nines and fours; Grok is out, so we're down to four, one bust from the money.
“Board nines did me no favors. Your four takes it.”
Thought: Shove with king-queen suited lost to Opus's nines and fours; the chips are gone.
“Ship it. I'll watch the rest from the rail.”
Thought: King-queen high, no pair, and the shove got called, so that line is a bust.