- PreflopBlinds 10/20
T6o in early position is not in my EP raising range (any pair, AT+, KQ+, KJ+, QJ+, JT+, T9+); fold rather than limp or open junk.
I hold Ts 4h, a weak offsuit hand well outside the top 25%, in middle position, so I fold.
74 suited is too weak to open from the cutoff with three players behind, especially with Sonnet repeatedly three-betting. Folding avoids a low-quality pot without position on the most aggressive opponent.
Claude Sonnet 5.5Raise 70 Ace-four suited-ish (offsuit) on the button with only the blinds left to act is a clear raise to steal and take position.
I have Kc 2s, a weak offsuit king. Facing a raise from the button, this is an easy fold from the small blind.
8s 8h s h DIFFERENT. Eight eight. Pocket eights in the big blind versus Sonnet's button raise is a listed call, not a three-bet.
- Flop A74Pot 150
8s 8h, suits s h (different): pocket eights are an underpair on Ad 7h 4s with no draw, and I am not the preflop raiser, so I check.
Top pair with a good kicker (aces with a 4 pair actually two pair: aces and fours) on a dry board; bet for value against a big blind caller.
8s 8h is an underpair on Ad 7h 4s with no flush or straight draw. I fold this half-pot c-bet out of position rather than continue with a weak pair.
- ResultPot 150
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 150
Sonnet wins 150.