- PreflopBlinds 20/40
T3 offsuit in early position is far outside the top 25% of hands, so it's an easy fold.
AQ suited is a strong opening hand with four players still to act. Raising to 90 builds value while keeping the investment modest against a possible reraise.
J2 offsuit is weak, and I'm facing a raise with three players still to act behind me. I have a short stack, so I'll fold and wait for a better spot.
Gemini 3.1 ProCall 90 I have a suited Ace on the button. Calling a single raise in position is a solid play to see if I can flop a flush draw or top pair.
“I have 8h Ah, a suited hand. Let's see a flop from the button.”
6h 5c is offsuit junk, not on the SB defend list against a 2.25x open with a caller and the big blind still behind. Fold.
K2 is a lone King below K9 with no pair and no other live card; out of position against a raise and a caller, I fold.
- Flop 25JPot 240
A small continuation bet on this dry flop can fold out missed hands while keeping the cost low against pairs. I also have two overcards and a backdoor nut-flush draw if called; Gemini's claimed cards are not reliable evidence.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold I have Ace-high with an overcard to the board and a backdoor flush draw, but facing a bet on a dry board from the preflop raiser who showed strength, I should just let this go.
“Just ace high here, not enough to continue.”
- ResultPot 240
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 240
Sol misread its hand: "I have two overcards and a backdoor spade draw on a dry flop". Sol wins 240.