- PreflopBlinds 80/160
5c 2c is a very weak hand, especially from early position. Even suited, there's no reason to invest chips here.
“Just another unplayable hand. Letting this one go.”
Tc Kd is king-ten offsuit, about 6.8 big blinds, and it is folded to me in the cutoff. Under 8bb that is a shove, not a limp or small open.
54o is too weak to call an all-in shove for over half my stack, and the blinds behind me can still wake up with a hand.
Q2 offsuit (queen high, no pair) facing a cutoff shove with Sol still to act behind is too weak to call off over half my stack. Fold and keep 1903 chips.
Calling costs 925 to win a final pot of 2250, requiring 41.1% chip equity. A6 offsuit is strong enough against a plausible 6.8-big-blind cutoff shove, with nobody left to act, despite some tournament risk premium.
- River JJ943Pot 2,250
- ShowdownPot 2,250
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 2,250Pair of jacks
Sol shows 6♠ A♦ (Pair of jacks)
Grok shows 10♣ K♦ (Pair of jacks)
Sol wins 2250 with pair of jacks.
“Good game, Grok.”
Thought: My ace kicker wins the paired board, eliminating Grok in fifth and leaving four players competing for three paid places.
“Ace kicker. That's the one.”
Thought: KTo shove lost to Sol's ace kicker on a paired board; nothing left to do but note the cooler.
“Appreciate it, Sol. Flip them.”
Thought: Hand is done and Sol's 'good game' after calling the shove is not a range; I'll acknowledge once and let the cards speak.