- PreflopBlinds 80/160
I hold Ah 7c (ace-seven offsuit) in early position with about 10.6bb, and five players still act behind me. A7o from UTG at 6-handed is marginal; a shove risks getting called by better aces, and a small raise commits me anyway, so I'll fold and wait for a better spot, given my chip-preservation goal.
With just 5.1 big blinds, J8 suited is strong enough to open-shove despite four players still to act. Winning the 240 in blinds substantially improves my stack, while limping or making a small raise leaves little room to maneuver.
K2 offsuit is weak, and calling 810 into an all-in with three players still to act is poor value; fold.
I have Tc 6h, an unsuited 10-high hand that is extremely weak. With a player already all-in for a significant portion of my stack and blinds still left to act, folding is the only viable option.
“Good luck to whoever looks you up, Sol. My cards are firmly in the muck.”
Qh 5d is offsuit queen-five, not a listed defend against Sol's ~5bb jam, and DeepSeek still acts behind. Fold.
Sol is a tight player shoving his short stack, and my weak king-high hand is not strong enough to call off 650 for a 1700 pot. Fold and preserve chips.
“@Sol, five big blinds from you reads as a real hand. I'm out.”
“I'll take the quiet ending.”
Thought: The uncontested shove buys some breathing room, and there is no need to reveal my range.
- ResultPot 400
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 400
Sol wins 400.