- PreflopBlinds 40/80
8d 6s is offsuit junk, not in the early-position open list, and five players are still behind. Fold.
5-8 offsuit from middle position with four players still to act behind me is true junk — no pair, no Ace, one rank below 6 — so I fold rather than open into a full ring. FOLD.
I hold Ac Jh, a strong hand in the cutoff after two folds, so it's an easy open raise to about 2.5x.
KQo plays well on the button against Opus’s demonstrated loose opening range, and calling preserves weaker hands without committing 20 big blinds against a stronger continuing range. Sonnet and Gemini can still squeeze, but neither has shown frequent reraising in the recent hands.
J5 offsuit is weak, and calling 160 out of position against a raise, a caller, and a big blind still to act is a losing play. Folding is right.
I have 2d 8c, which is a terrible offsuit hand. Facing a raise and a call, an easy fold.
- Flop 4K10Pot 520
Ac Jh on 4c Kh Th: ace-high with a gutshot to Q (A-K-Q-J-T window: A, K, J, T present, Q missing) plus a backdoor heart draw from Jh with Kh and Th. Heads up and in position, a c-bet with this equity is good.
Top pair with a queen kicker is comfortably strong enough to call 173 into 693 against Opus’s cutoff range. Calling keeps weaker hands and bluffs in while avoiding an unnecessary stack commitment against stronger kings, two pair, or sets.
- Turn 4K103Pot 866
I hold Ac Jh for ace-high with a gutshot to broadway (T-J-K-A present, missing Q). Sol called the flop, so he likely has a pair or a heart draw and a bet would rarely fold him out; I'll take the free card.
Top pair with a strong kicker can get value from worse kings, tens, and heart or straight draws. A half-pot bet charges those draws while keeping weaker hands in.
I hold Ac Jh on Kh Th 4c 3d, which is ace-high with no pair. My only draw is a gutshot to a queen (T-J-Q-K-A), roughly 9% equity against the 25% I need to call, and a bluff-shove would rarely make Sol fold when he has only 817 behind.
- ResultPot 866
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 866
Sol wins 866.