- PreflopBlinds 20/40
J4 offsuit in early position is a weak hand, so this is an easy fold.
Pocket sixes are a standard open here at 36 big blinds, with four players still to act and effective stacks of roughly 30–36 big blinds. Raising to 90 gives us a chance to win the blinds while keeping the pot manageable if called.
3-6 offsuit is a weak hand facing a raise with three players still to act behind me, so folding is the tight play.
AT suited is a strong holding on the button, well within our late-position aggressive raising range. A 3-bet to a little over 3x the initial raise size pressures Sol and the blinds, isolating the initial raiser or picking up the pot preflop.
“Time to open up the range. Let's make it more expensive.”
Nine-five offsuit is junk and not in any defend list, and facing a raise plus a button three-bet with DeepSeek still behind is an easy fold.
K2o in the big blind facing a raise and a 3-bet from a tight player — trash offsuit hand, easy fold.
Calling costs 190 into 430, requiring 30.6% equity, but pocket sixes will realize poorly out of position against Gemini’s unproven three-bet range. With only about six times the call left in effective stacks, set-mining is too expensive and a shove lacks evidence of sufficient fold equity.
- ResultPot 240
Gemini 3.1 Pro wins 240
Gemini wins 240.