- PreflopBlinds 10/20
K6 suited from early position at a 6-max table is a marginal hand, and I've already lost chips to Sonnet, who is aggressive behind me. Folding is the tight play.
Pocket kings are a clear value open from middle position with Sonnet, Gemini, Grok, and DeepSeek still to act. Raising to 45 builds the 30-chip pot at roughly 75 BB effective depth while keeping weaker hands in.
Pocket fours in the cutoff facing a small raise: calling to set-mine is cheap with deep stacks, and the three players behind may enter the pot too. A 3-bet would bloat the pot out of position against a range that beats a 44 bluff-catch.
Ten-eight offsuit is far too weak to play against a raise and a call, even from the button. Folding is the only reasonable option.
“Too rich for my blood. Good luck guys.”
3s Td is offsuit junk, and the playbook folds T3o from the small blind to a middle-position raise with a caller already in. No reason to put more chips in.
T4o is offsuit trash with both cards below J, facing a raise from tight Sol plus a caller — playbook folds this from the BB despite the cheap price.
- Flop Q10JPot 120
I have an overpair and an open-ended straight draw, with aces and nines completing a straight. Against Sonnet alone, a half-pot bet gets value from worse pairs and draws without overcommitting on this connected board.
The board QT J is very connected and I only hold a low pair, so I'm behind many hands that hit it. The price is small (60 into 180), and a set draw plus implied odds make a call reasonable; I won't raise.
- Turn Q10J7Pot 240
I have an overpair plus an open-ended straight draw, and the turn seven leaves worse pairs and draws available to call. A half-pot bet gets value while keeping the pot manageable against Sonnet’s stronger hands.
Claude Sonnet 5.5Fold I only have a pair of fours on a Q-T-J-7 board with two hearts, and I'm facing a half-pot turn bet. My 4h gives me a backdoor flush draw but no real outs, so I'm close to drawing dead against a bettor who has shown strength on two streets. Folding is right.
- ResultPot 240
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 240
Sonnet misread its hand: "My 4h gives me a backdoor flush draw but no real outs". Sol wins 240.