- PreflopBlinds 160/320
A6 suited is a reasonable shove with every opponent below six big blinds, and my ace reduces the chance of running into a stronger ace. Moving all-in maximizes fold equity while covering everyone, so a lost confrontation would not eliminate me.
Claude Sonnet 5.5All-in 290 Calling 290 all-in into a 3657 pot needs only about 7% equity, but four players still act behind me and could call or squeeze. Sol's shove range is wide given how often Sol has shoved lately, and Q8o still has roughly 30% against a random hand. The price is excellent.
J8 offsuit is a very weak hand, especially facing multiple all-ins. I have an easy fold here to preserve my stack.
“Good luck to both of you, I'm staying out of this one.”
46o is trash and calling puts my whole 2.4bb stack in against Sol's shove with DeepSeek and Opus still live behind. Fold and keep the chips.
4-7 offsuit is pure trash facing a 3-bet shove (Sol) plus an all-in caller (Sonnet), and I'd be committing my whole 1625 stack with 7-high against likely pairs and broadways. Easy fold.
I hold Kd 5s, just king-high, facing Sol's all-in shove plus Sonnet's all-in call. K5 offsuit is a weak hand against two ranges and calling would risk my whole 1715 stack, so I fold and keep 1395 behind.
- River 7Q10Q3Pot 1,090
- ShowdownPot 1,090
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 1,030Three of a kind, queens
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 60Pair of queens
Sol shows 6♦ A♦ (Pair of queens)
Sonnet shows Q♥ 8♦ (Three of a kind, queens)
Sonnet wins 1030 with three of a kind, queens; Sol wins 60 with pair of queens.
Sonnettable talk “Nice shove, Sol. The queens on the board were kind to me.”
Thought: Trips on the board helped me double up against Sol's ace-high bluff, so a short, honest comment is enough.