- PreflopBlinds 320/640
Limping T4 suited costs only 320 and preserves positional play at roughly seven big blinds effective. A raise risks an awkward reshove, while shoving depends too heavily on an unproven fold rate.
I hold 2h 6d, a weak offsuit hand, in the big blind heads-up with about 7bb, and Sol limped. Checking for a free flop is best.
- Flop 8KQPot 1,280
I hold 2h 6d on 8c Kh Qd: six-high cards, no pair, and no flush or straight draw. Sol limped the button, which is a weak range, but this board hits many limping hands, so I'll check and give up the bluff.
I have only ten-high with backdoor straight and diamond possibilities, and this board connects with plenty of Opus’s checking range. Checking preserves chips and lets me see the turn for free.
- Turn 8KQ9Pot 1,280
I hold 6d 2h on 8c Kh Qd 9c, which is six-high with no pair and no draw. The 5-9 window is missing 5 and 7, so there's no straight draw, and the board is too connected to bluff into a player who limped, so I check.
Opus’s repeated checks leave plenty of weak hands that can fold to a minimum bet, making this a reasonable low-cost bluff. A jack also gives me a straight if called, though it is not a guaranteed winning out.
I hold 2h 6d on a board of 8c Kh Qd 9c, which gives me six-high with no pair and no draw (the 56789 window is missing 5 and 7). Folding is cheap; bluff-raising heads-up is possible, but the board connects with a lot of calling hands.
- ResultPot 1,280
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 1,280
Sol wins 1280.