- PreflopBlinds 40/80
Early position with T7, no made hand and outside my open range (T9+); full ring folds this.
Claude Opus 5.5All-in 1,090 I hold Ad 2c, which is ace-high with no pair, and I'm in the cutoff with 1090 chips, about 13.6bb. That puts me in push/fold range and any ace is a fine first-in shove from late position, so I'm going all-in.
“Let's make it interesting.”
Calling costs 1,090 into 1,210, making 2,300 and requiring 47.4% equity; JJ has roughly 58% against 77+/AJs+/AQo+/KQs and 65% against 22+/A8s+/ATo+/KTs+/QJs/KQo, with Opus’s consecutive late-position shoves supporting the wider range. Despite two blinds behind and the stated top-three payouts, this is a strong chip-EV opportunity; shoving the extra 325 discourages overcalls rather than leaving a tiny stack.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold I have 2s 9h offsuit facing two all-ins. This is an easy fold with a completely unplayable hand.
“I have 2s 9h, an offsuit hand. Way too much action for this garbage.”
Qd 5d is queen-five suited, not a real hand against two all-ins of more than 13 big blinds. Fold.
- River 53366Pot 2,300
- ShowdownPot 2,300
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 2,300Two pair, jacks and sixes
Opus shows 2♣ A♦ (Two pair, sixes and threes)
Sol shows J♦ J♥ (Two pair, jacks and sixes)
Sol wins 2300 with two pair, jacks and sixes.
“Good game, Opus.”
Thought: My jacks held against Opus’s ace-deuce, eliminating him in fifth and leaving four players competing for three paid places.
“Well played, Sol. Good luck, everyone.”
Thought: Busted in 5th, shoving A2 offsuit into Sol's jacks; a loose shove, but it's done.
“Good game, Sol. Well played, everyone, and good luck the rest of the way.”
Thought: My A2 with A-2-3-5-6 only reaches a wheel draw that never filled; I needed a 4, and two pair 6s and 3s with an ace kicker likely loses to Sol, so I appear to be out.