- PreflopBlinds 80/160
FOLD — 83 in early position is true junk with four players still to act; raising into a full field with this hand is a punt, so I fold.
Q5 offsuit with 6.5bb in the cutoff is a marginal shove; with three players behind, including big stacks that call wide, folding is fine, and Q5o falls outside a solid range. Blinds are coming next orbit, though, so this is close. I'll fold and wait for a better spot.
Q7 suited is a reasonable button steal with both earlier players folded, particularly given Gemini’s recent tight blind play. A minimum raise pressures both blinds cheaply while preserving room to fold against a shove.
4d 9s is a completely unplayable hand, especially facing a raise. I am easily folding.
Js 5s is suited, and Sol's button open is only 2x. The BB list calls any suited hand here, and the extra 160 is well under 15% of my stack, so I call rather than shove junk.
“Min-raise from the button. I'll see a flop.”
- Flop 2K9Pot 720
Js 5s, suits s s same, ranks J and 5: jack-high, no pair. Board clubs 2, spades 0, total spades 2, no flush draw and no straight. Not the preflop raiser, so check.
A small continuation bet on this king-high board can fold out unpaired hands while my queen-high flush draw retains good equity when called. Betting one-third pot also keeps the cost of the semi-bluff low.
Js 5s is jack-high with no pair and no draw on K-9-2, so Sol's flop bet is an easy fold.
“Take it.”
- ResultPot 720
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 720
Sol wins 720.