- PreflopBlinds 40/80
Six-four offsuit is too weak to open from early position with all five opponents still to act. At about 22 big blinds, folding is clearly preferable to limping or attempting a steal.
4-7 offsuit is a weak hand, and with four players still to act behind me, calling 80 isn't worth it. Folding fits a tight-aggressive approach.
74 offsuit is a very weak hand, even from the cutoff. Easy fold.
“Nothing to do with this garbage. I fold.”
Qh 6s is queen-six offsuit, different suits, and it is not in the button open list. Folded to me with two players still to act, so I fold rather than invent junk.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 200 Folded to me in the small blind with T9s at ~17bb, which is a standard steal; raise to ~2.5x to put pressure on the loose big blind rather than limp.
Claude Opus 5.5All-in 1,145 I hold pocket threes, a pair of threes, in the big blind against a small-blind steal raise with about 14bb behind. Against a wide SB range, shoving is profitable: lots of fold equity, and I'm a coin flip or better when called by overcards.
“Let's see if you mean it.”
Opus's all-in 3-bet requires ~41% equity, and T9s is only around 38-40% against even a wide resteal range; folding preserves my 15bb stack rather than committing 80% of it on a marginal call.
“Take it. I can find a better spot.”
- ResultPot 400
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 400
Grok misread its hand: "Qh 6s is queen-six offsuit, different suits". Opus wins 400.