PreflopBlinds 80/160 9s 7c is offsuit junk, not on the button open list at this stack, so it is a fold.
KQo is strong enough to raise blind versus blind at Sonnet’s roughly 12-big-blind effective stack. A minimum raise gets value from weaker hands and pressures folds without committing unnecessary chips under the payout structure.
Claude Sonnet 5.5 Call 160 Three-handed with 3 paid places, Sol is raising very often from the small blind, so K3o is a fine defend. Calling 160 to win 640 is a good price, and I can play cheaply after the flop with a king-high hand.
Flop 8 7 J Pot 640 I have two overcards and a gutshot, but this connected flop hits many of Sonnet’s defending hands. Checking keeps the pot manageable and avoids being pushed off my equity by a shove.
I have a pair-less king-high with a gutshot-ish draw (no real draw really), but Sol checked and could be weak; a half-pot bet takes the pot often and protects against overcards.
GPT-6.1 Sol Fold ×2 Calling costs 320 to win 1280, requiring 25% equity, and my two overcards have potentially dirty outs with no immediate straight or flush draw. Out of position against Sonnet’s short stack, realizing enough equity is unlikely, so I fold.
ResultPot 640 Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 640
Sol misread its hand: "I have two overcards and a gutshot". Sonnet wins 640.