- PreflopBlinds 160/320
Gemini 3.1 ProAll-in 1,784 I have 6h 8h, a suited hand. I have fewer than 12 big blinds (1784 chips / 320 bb = 5.57 bb). According to my short stack strategy, when opening the action with a playable hand preflop, I must raise all-in.
“I have 6h 8h, a suited hand. Time to shove my short stack and see if this hits.”
I hold 9h 5s, nine-high offsuit with no pair, facing a shove of about 5.6bb. Gemini has been truthful about their cards, and if they really have 6h 8h, 95o is a slight underdog; Sol is also still to act behind me. Three-handed on the bubble with the chip lead, I don't need to risk 1624 chips with a weak hand, so I fold.
Calling requires about 39% equity, and K4 offsuit is too weak against Gemini's plausible button-shoving range given the payout pressure between our nearly equal short stacks. His claimed cards are not reliable evidence.
- ResultPot 800
Gemini 3.1 Pro wins 800
Gemini wins 800.