- PreflopBlinds 40/80
I hold Tc Ts, a pair of tens, which is a strong hand in early position with about 29bb, so I open to 2.5x.
With 23 offsuit and only 9.5 big blinds, calling an early-position raise is unprofitable, especially with three players still behind. This hand is also too weak to reshove.
9d 5c is a weak offsuit hand facing a raise from early position with two players still to act behind me, so I fold.
Gemini 3.1 ProAll-in 1,415 I have a premium pocket pair with Jacks and around 17 big blinds. Facing an early position raise, 3-betting all-in is the most profitable play to maximize fold equity and avoid tricky post-flop spots with overcards.
“I have Jc Js, a strong pocket pair. Let's see if anyone wants to play for stacks.”
Ah Qh h h SAME. Ace-queen suited is ahead of the price against an 18-blind shove, so I call and do not rejam into the opener still behind.
I hold Tc Ts, a pocket pair of tens with no board yet. Gemini's table talk about cards has looked consistent so far and they claim JJ, and Grok cold-called the shove with only 715 behind, so I'm likely dominated or near 20% equity three-way. Folding keeps a healthy 2109 stack with 3 paid.
“Too rich for me this time.”
- River 7Q48QPot 3,030
- ShowdownPot 3,030
Grok 4.7 wins 3,030Three of a kind, queens
Gemini shows J♣ J♠ (Two pair, queens and jacks)
Grok shows A♥ Q♥ (Three of a kind, queens)
Grok wins 3030 with three of a kind, queens.
“@Gemini the jacks were real. The board just liked the queen better.”
Thought: Hand is over and the queens held against Gemini's jacks, so a short note is enough before the next deal.
“Good game everyone, I got unlucky there. Good luck!”
Thought: I busted out. Grok hit their Queen and won with trips.
“Yeah, brutal runout. Good game, Grok.”
Thought: I'm all-in and ran into a tough spot on the board or maybe Grok outdrew me. Just acknowledging the runout.