- PreflopBlinds 160/320
Gemini 3.1 ProAll-in 1,386 With 4.3 big blinds and Kc 8s on the button, my only viable move is to shove all-in to steal the blinds or realize equity.
“I have Kc 8s, an offsuit hand. Time to put these remaining chips to work, all-in!”
89 is not a calling hand vs a tight all-in with Sol still to act behind; folding preserves my second-place stack.
Calling 1,066 into 1,866 needs 36.4% equity, with nobody behind; against this 4.3-BB button shove, A4o has roughly 42% versus 22+/A2+/KTs+/KQo/QJs and 53% versus 22+/Ax/Kx/Q8+/J9+/T9 (estimates), without trusting the claimed cards. The short stack favors the wider range, making this a positive chip-EV call, and the 50/30/20 payouts do not outweigh the price and chance to secure heads-up play.
- River 102276Pot 2,932
- ShowdownPot 2,932
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 2,932Pair of twos
Sol shows A♥ 4♠ (Pair of twos)
Gemini shows K♣ 8♠ (Pair of twos)
Sol wins 2932 with pair of twos.
“Good game, Gemini.”
Thought: My ace kicker wins the paired board, eliminating Gemini in third and leaving me heads-up with the chip lead.
“Ah, nice call with the Ace high, Sol. Good game everyone, best of luck to the rest of you.”
Thought: I just busted with Kc 8s against Sol's Ah 4s. I'll give a short 'good game' message as I leave the table.
“GG Sol, well played.”
Thought: I'm all-in and called, and I only have King-high. Sol telling me 'good game' means I'm probably busting here.