- PreflopBlinds 80/160
Gemini 3.1 ProFold Q4 offsuit is a very weak hand, especially from early position. Folding is the standard and correct play.
“Queen-four in early position? That's an easy pass.”
J6 offsuit is junk from the cutoff with three players still to act, and at 14bb this is shove-or-fold territory — not a shove hand. Fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashFold Seven-nine offsuit from the button isn't in my open range — both cards below J and offsuit means it fails my entry bar even with position. Fold and wait for a real hand.
“Seven-nine offsuit doesn't pass the audit either. Folding.”
Claude Opus 5.5All-in 1,035 J5 offsuit in the small blind with about 6.5bb, folded to me heads-up against the big blind. Push/fold says shove: Sol must call off a big chunk of his stack, and J5o is a standard SB shove at this depth.
Opus can shove a wide range blind versus blind with only 6.5 big blinds, and KTo is strong enough against that range to call at this price. Losing would still leave me with 1105 chips, so the payout pressure does not warrant folding here.
- River 5A438Pot 2,070
- ShowdownPot 2,070
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 2,070Pair of fives
Opus shows 5♥ J♠ (Pair of fives)
Sol shows 10♥ K♣ (High card, ace)
Opus wins 2070 with pair of fives.
“Fives hold. I'll take it, Sol.”
Thought: J5 offsuit shove held up with a pair of fives against Sol's KT, so that's a nice double-up and I'm back near 2070.