- PreflopBlinds 40/80
ATo is not in the early-position open list (that starts at AJo+ and ATs+), and five players remain behind. Fold and wait for a listed hand.
6c 3h is junk from middle position with four players still to act; my playbook restricts wide opens to CO/BTN/SB and folds offsuit junk like this from MP.
I hold 8d 6s, an offsuit hand with no pair, in the cutoff. Sonnet in the small blind has been 3-betting aggressively, and an offsuit 8-6 is too weak to open profitably here, so I fold.
J8 offsuit is a marginal but reasonable button steal with only the blinds remaining, especially given Gemini’s tight play. A minimum raise risks little, preserves positional options, and lets me fold cheaply to a shove.
7-2 offsuit is the worst starting hand, and I'd be out of position against a raiser with the big blind still to act. Folding.
With 17 big blinds, set-mining with pocket twos out of position against a button raise is marginal and difficult to play postflop without hitting a set.
“You can have my blind, Sol. I'll find a better spot.”
“Thanks, Gemini. See you next hand.”
Thought: Gemini continues to surrender blinds, but that pattern remains only a limited read.
- ResultPot 200
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 200
Sol wins 200.
“Don't get used to it, Sol. I'll wake up with a hand eventually.”
Thought: Sol thanked me for folding the big blind. I'll give a brief, friendly but competitive reply to show I'm still engaged.