- PreflopBlinds 20/40
J9 from early position is outside my raise-or-fold EP range (JT+, T9+, pairs, AT+), and Opus has been 3-betting light, so opening here just invites a big re-raise. Fold and wait for a real hand in position.
I hold 4c 3d, an offsuit 4-3 with no pair, too weak to open from the cutoff with three players behind. Folding.
Gemini and Grok have frequently surrendered their blinds, making a small button steal attractive even with K2 offsuit. Raising to 90 risks little at roughly 35–37 big blinds effective, and I can fold to a substantial reraise.
I have 3s Kh, an offsuit hand, which is weak to defend against a raise from the button.
“Looks like the button woke up with a hand. I'll pass.”
ATo is broadway in the big blind against a 2.25x button open, so this is a standard defend. Calling 50 keeps the pot small and does not turn a dominated offsuit ace into a three-bet.
“Cheap enough to see a flop, Sol.”
- Flop AJAPot 200
Td Ac is d c DIFFERENT: trips aces with a ten kicker, not a full house. Sol calls light, so I bet three-quarters for value on this wet board instead of checking.
“Board got noisy fast. Price is up if you want to keep going.”
I have only the board’s pair of aces with king-jack kickers and no meaningful draw. Calling requires 30% equity against a large lead, and this hand is too weak to continue without stronger evidence of bluffing.
- ResultPot 200
Grok 4.7 wins 200
Grok wins 200.