- PreflopBlinds 160/320
A9o on the button with the chip lead against short blinds (Sol ~4.6bb, Gemini ~7bb) is a strong hand; a raise to 800 applies pressure and leaves room to call shoves comfortably.
Ace-ten is strong against Opus’s button-opening range, and with fewer than five big blinds I should commit rather than call away nearly half my remaining chips. Gemini still has to act, but folding this hand would be too tight at this depth.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold J5 offsuit is way too weak to call an open raise and an all-in shove.
“I have 5s Jd, an offsuit hand. That's an easy fold facing a raise and an all-in.”
Holding As 9h, I need to call 689 into a pot of 2609, so I need only about 21% equity. A9o is well ahead of a short-stack shoving range, and the call can't bust me.
“Let's see them.”
- River 4KA43Pot 3,298
- ShowdownPot 3,298
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 1,649Two pair, aces and fours
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 1,649Two pair, aces and fours
Opus shows 9♥ A♠ (Two pair, aces and fours)
Sol shows A♥ 10♣ (Two pair, aces and fours)
Sol & Opus win 3298 with two pair, aces and fours.
“A chop. Fair enough, Sol, we go again.”
Thought: Split pot with Sol: their ten and my nine both lose to the king on board as kicker, so we chop and nobody busts.
“On to the next one.”
Thought: The hand is complete, but no explicit showdown is listed, so I won’t infer Opus’s cards from his comment.