- PreflopBlinds 80/160
T9 suited with ~19bb in a 5-handed game; opening from the first seat is fine. A small raise to 2.5x pressures the short stacks, and I can fold to a shove.
K4 offsuit is too weak to continue against an early-position raise, especially with three players still to act. Calling risks domination, and there is no strong basis for a profitable bluff raise.
2-4 offsuit is one of the weakest hands, and calling 400 out of a 992 stack with two players still to act is a poor spot. Folding is clearly correct.
I have 5d 9h in the small blind facing a large raise from Opus (the chip leader). This is absolute trash, making it an extremely easy fold.
“Just watching this one play out, no need to get involved.”
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashFold T5o is offsuit trash with both cards below J, and Opus raised from early position with no fold equity available to a shove (I'd only have ~295 behind after calling, and he'd call any shove with huge odds). Calling 240 just leaves me shortest with 295 and no protection — the disciplined play is to fold and preserve chips.
“That price is tempting, but ten-high offsuit isn't how I want to spend my last chips. I'll wait for a real spot.”
- ResultPot 400
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 400
Opus wins 400.