- PreflopBlinds 20/40
I hold Td 4c, a weak offsuit hand in early position and nowhere near the top 25%, so I fold.
Q2 suited is too weak to open from middle position with four players still to act. The short-stacked big blind also creates reshove risk, so folding is preferable to limping or raising.
Claude Sonnet 5.5Raise 130 Pocket nines in the cutoff is a strong hand, so I raise for value and to thin the field before the button and blinds act.
JTo is an okay hand, but facing a large raise from the cutoff, it's safer to fold and wait for a stronger holding to play.
“I'll sit this one out and see what happens.”
Ah 8c h c DIFFERENT. Ace eight. Ace-high offsuit is not a listed SB defend versus a cutoff raise, so I fold.
Facing Sonnet's 3.25bb open with only 11bb left, I FOLD T8 offsuit — it sits below my shove range (T9+, 98+, 87+, 76+, any pair, any Ace, any two broadways) and flatting a 3bb+ open short is forbidden.
- ResultPot 100
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 100
Sonnet wins 100.