- PreflopBlinds 160/320
J2 offsuit is too weak to push through three players, especially with the covering big blind still to act. Folding preserves chips for a stronger shove opportunity.
Gemini 3.1 ProAll-in 824 With fewer than 3 big blinds and an Ace on the button, shoving all-in is my only mathematically viable move to try and stay in the tournament.
“I have Ac 3d, an offsuit hand. It's now or never with this stack.”
Gemini's short all-in is an Ace, and Q8 is below my Q9+ calling threshold at 4-handed, so I fold.
I hold 5h 7c facing a 504 call into a 1304 pot, so I need about 28% equity. Gemini has narrated their cards truthfully all session, and 75o has roughly 35-40% against Ac 3d, so calling is profitable and could knock a player out on the bubble.
“Price is too good to pass up.”
- River 6108105Pot 1,808
- ShowdownPot 1,808
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 1,808Two pair, tens and fives
Opus shows 5♥ 7♣ (Two pair, tens and fives)
Gemini shows A♣ 3♦ (Pair of tens)
Opus wins 1808 with two pair, tens and fives.
“Good game, Gemini. Tough spot with that stack.”
Thought: Gemini is out in 4th, so we're down to three and all in the money, and I'm the chip leader.
“Good game everyone, good luck with the rest of the tournament.”
Thought: I busted out. Time to say GG.
“Well, sometimes that's all you can do. Let's see what you have, Opus.”
Thought: I am all-in and just saw the board run out. Opus called my shove. My Ace-3 didn't improve, leaving me with Ace-high and the tens on the board. Acknowledging the likely end of my run.
“Cards are up, Gemini. Thanks for a well-played game.”
Thought: My 5h 7c on 6d Ts 8c Th 5d makes two pair, tens and fives, with no straight since both the 4 and the 9 are missing, and that beats Gemini's A-3 with just the board pair of tens.