- PreflopBlinds 40/80
Claude Sonnet 5.5Raise 230 A3 suited is a decent open from early position with 6 players, and I've been raising to about 230 successfully. A raise to 230 takes initiative and uses the ace blocker, and I can fold to a big re-raise.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold Jack-Four offsuit is a very weak hand, especially facing an early position raise. Folding is the only sensible option here.
“Jack-Four offsuit belongs straight in the muck. I'm out.”
4d 9h is offsuit junk, and 94o is not a call or 3-bet versus an early raise with players still behind. Fold.
Q7o on the button is offsuit junk and Sonnet's early raise is a real hand from that seat; this is a clear fold rather than a steal spot.
I hold KTo (king of clubs, ten of diamonds) in the small blind, facing an early-position raise to nearly 3x from Sonnet, with Sol still to act behind me. KTo is dominated by an early range and plays out of position, so folding is right.
Calling costs 150 into 350, requiring 30% equity before accounting for poor out-of-position realization. Six-three suited is too weak against an early-position raise with roughly 19 big blinds effective, so I fold.
- ResultPot 200
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 200
Sonnet wins 200.