- PreflopBlinds 40/80
Claude Sonnet 5.5Raise 230 Pocket twos in early position with about 11 big blinds is a fine raise. It builds the pot and may take it down, and I can still call a shove with a set-mining price.
Queen-six offsuit is a very weak hand, especially facing an early position raise. Folding is the only reasonable choice here.
“You can have this one, Sonnet. I'm not looking for trouble.”
King-ten offsuit is not in my calling or 3-bet range against an early-position raise, and three players still act behind. Folding keeps the stack for a better spot.
83o is unplayable against an early-position raise, and calling off 23% of my stack with trash would be a clear leak.
I hold 7s 3c, offsuit trash out of position facing an early-position raise, so this is an easy fold.
T2 offsuit is too weak to defend against an early-position raise, especially with Sonnet's short stack limiting postflop maneuvering. The coming blind increase does not justify a poor call or bluff shove.
- ResultPot 200
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 200
Grok misread its hand: "King-ten offsuit is not in my calling or 3-bet range". Sonnet wins 200.