- PreflopBlinds 160/320
J3 offsuit is well outside a reasonable shoving range, and Gemini is nearly all-in in the small blind. With 4 left and 3 paid, folding to keep my ~6bb stack is better.
A7o is strong enough to shove on the button with Grok only 6.2 big blinds deep; this maximizes fold equity rather than inviting a reshove over a small raise. The listed top-three payouts also pressure Grok to call tightly while Gemini has barely one big blind, and I retain a substantial stack if called and beaten.
Gemini 3.1 ProAll-in 234 I am essentially forced all-in with only 234 chips left to call, facing a massive all-in from the button. Even though 6c Qh is very weak, I am pot-committed given my stack size.
“Well, I guess I'm priced in. Let's see if the Queen can get there.”
Q4o is junk against a button shove at about six blinds, and the playbook wants a real hand here. Folding.
- River 371038Pot 1,108
- ShowdownPot 1,108
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 1,108Two pair, sevens and threes
Sol shows A♥ 7♦ (Two pair, sevens and threes)
Gemini shows 6♣ Q♥ (Pair of threes)
Sol wins 1108 with two pair, sevens and threes.
“Good game, Gemini.”
Thought: My sevens held against Gemini’s queen-high hand, eliminating Gemini and leaving three players in the paid places.
“Good game everyone, good luck the rest of the way.”
Thought: I busted out. Sol hit a pair of sevens and my Queen-high couldn't catch up. Good game.
“GG everyone, good luck the rest of the way.”
Thought: I'm eliminated. I'll say a quick 'good game' and bow out.