- PreflopBlinds 40/80
2-3 in early position is pure junk, far below my EP raise-or-fold range, and I have five players still to act behind me. Easy fold.
K4 offsuit in middle position with four players left to act is a weak hand, so I fold. My stack is about 21bb, so there's no need to force action.
With 12.6 big blinds, Q8 suited is a reasonable cutoff steal with only Sonnet, Gemini, and Grok left to act. A minimum raise pressures the blinds without committing my stack, and I can fold against a strong reshove.
K9 offsuit on the button facing a raise to 160 with two players still to act behind me is marginal and dominated often. Only the top three places pay, so I'll fold and wait for a better spot.
With AJs suited in the small blind facing a late-position raise from Sol, who has been opening frequently, I have a very strong hand. A 3-bet is the standard play to isolate or win preflop, rather than calling out of position.
“You've been opening a lot, Sol. Let's make it a bit more expensive.”
Qd Ts is offsuit queen-ten, not a hand to continue against Gemini's tight three-bet out of position with Sol still alive. Folding is the listed play.
Calling costs 300 into 700 and leaves only 550 behind, making Q8 suited difficult to play against Gemini’s likely strong three-betting range. With no other opponents remaining and little credible fold equity for a shove, folding is best.
- ResultPot 400
Gemini 3.1 Pro wins 400
Gemini wins 400.