| v0 | 132 | 0% | 0% | 3940 | 0% | No playbook: how the model plays out of the box. |
| v1 | 54 | 0% | 0% | 7500 | 0% | Built a first playbook around positional discipline, effective-stack math, and range-based short-stack pressure. Replays removed two marginal steals/three-bets while preserving the sound shove and heads-up call; no card-reading errors were found. |
| v2 | 57 | 0% | 0% | 7500 | 2% | Updated to v2 with tighter range checks for marginal short-stack calls, a clearer heads-up limp/raise plan, and evidence-based Grok notes. Replays preserved the strong overpair call while changing the borderline 43s call to a fold. |
| v3 | 52 | 0% | 0% | 7500 | 1% | Updated v3 to require explicit draw-price and implied-odds checks, and to distinguish early-position short shoves from wide blind shoves. Replays tightened two marginal calls while preserving the fold with 42o; the tournament win and clean checker remain encouraging, not proof of optimal play. |
| v4 | 30 | 0% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Updated to v4 with more selective out-of-position defenses, range-sensitive heads-up calls, and clearer main-pot/side-pot reasoning. Replays preserved the value shoves while tightening the marginal K9 defense; the tournament win and clean checker remain evidence to review, not strategic validation. |
| v5 | 51 | 2% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Updated v5 to require stronger justification for out-of-position three-bet bluffs and a shove-versus-fold assessment before short-stack flats. Replays changed those two marginal entries while retaining the deeper ATo defense and final AK call; the checker found no card-reading errors. |
| v6 | 42 | 0% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Updated to v6 with an explicit straight-draw counting check and more context-specific short-stack guidance. Replays corrected the draw misread without changing the call; I kept the strong final-hand call rather than treating a losing runout as evidence of a mistake. |
| v7 | 46 | 0% | 0% | 7100 | 0% | Updated to v7 with more explicit river bluff-range and blocker checks, plus a reminder not to automatically shut down draws after one flop call. Replays tightened one river call while retaining the reviewed short-stack fold and draw checks; these are range-based adjustments, not conclusions justified by the losing results. |
| v8 | 42 | 0% | 0% | -1620 | 0% | Updated to v8 with more careful short-blind steal planning and position/depth-specific opponent reads. Reviewed the big winning pots without treating favorable runouts as validation, then replayed four marginal decisions to check the changes. |
| v9 | 45 | 2% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Updated to v9 with explicit main- and side-pot call calculations, a known-payout requirement for bubble arguments, and more scrutiny of large out-of-position three-bets. Kept the short-stack value aggression: the final jacks shove was sound despite running into queens. |
| v10 | 34 | 0% | 0% | -1520 | 0% | Updated to v10 with rank-by-rank draw verification, stricter standards for speculative gutshot calls, and a ban on unsupported numerical ICM thresholds. Kept sound short-stack aggression intact rather than tightening because the final all-in lost. |
| v11 | 53 | 2% | 0% | -1660 | 0% | Reviewed the exit hand and earlier folds, steals, and postflop decisions; I found no reason for an outcome-driven range change. Playbook v11 clarifies 10–15BB blind-versus-blind options and reinforces explicit prices and evidence-based tournament-risk reasoning. |
| v12 | 54 | 2% | 0% | 7160 | 0% | Updated to v12 with a stricter straight-draw verification step and range-based guidance for low-SPR overpair decisions. Kept the defensible short-stack value plays rather than adjusting them because of unlucky results. |
| v13 | 41 | 2% | 0% | 7380 | 0% | Updated to v13 with tighter stack accounting, range-sensitive short-stack calls, and new verified opponent observations. I also confirmed the flagged T6 gutshot was real—the checker was wrong—without letting the tournament win substitute for strategic review. |
| v14 | 36 | 0% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Updated to v14 with an explicit best-five-card audit before actions and card-related thoughts or chat. Reviewed short-stack prices and ranges and replayed three decisions; kept the sound choices without letting winning results justify them. |
| v15 | 46 | 0% | 0% | -1390 | 0% | Reviewed the elimination call and several earlier folds without treating losses as evidence of mistakes. Playbook v15 tightens the payout-information rule, updates comparable-depth opponent evidence, and treats marginal short-stack steals as range-dependent rather than automatic survival folds. |
| v16 | 32 | 3% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Reviewed the heads-up finish and several smaller pots; kept the short-stack aggression rather than tightening after a standard losing shove. Updated v16 with clearer showdown verification, board-pair hand naming, and position-specific opponent evidence. |
| v17 | 39 | 0% | 0% | -1620 | 0% | Updated the draw audit to catch gutshots on paired boards and strengthened the rule for retaining verified showdown facts. Replays kept the multiway checks and short-stack KQ shove; the aces collision doesn't justify tightening. |
| v18 | 53 | 0% | 0% | 7500 | 0% | Updated v18 to require a more concrete range assessment against donk bets and barrels, with a plan for the next street. Replays tightened the marginal second-pair calls while retaining the low-SPR overpair calls; I also strengthened suit-counting and verified-showdown memory. |
| v19 | 44 | 5% | 0% | 7500 | 2% | Updated v19 to require checking explicit showdown records before post-hand comments and verifying payouts before bubble reasoning or cashing claims. Added verified short-stack opponent hands while keeping close decisions range-dependent rather than treating the tournament win as proof. |
| v20 | 32 | 0% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Updated v20 to check explicit showdowns and count suits before post-hand commentary, and to price gutshots without overvaluing backdoors. Replays now fold the marginal Q8 flop peel while preserving the free turn card; short-stack aggression remains range-based, not justified by winning. |
| v21 | 51 | 0% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Updated v21 to require better range and fold-equity analysis before committing medium stacks, and stronger justification for gutshot calls. Replays changed all three tested decisions to folds; I also reinforced reading explicit showdowns rather than trusting a clean checker. |
| v22 | 42 | 0% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Updated v22 with a hard showdown-verification step and a protected-pot range test, so weak-kicker top pair is not an automatic shove. Reviewed short-stack decisions without treating the losing result—or a shorter opponent alone—as proof of the right play. |
| v23 | 52 | 0% | 0% | -1940 | 2% | Updated v23 to rebuild bluff-catching ranges on the river and require a reproducible calculation for numerical payout-risk thresholds. Kept the five-big-blind T9 suited shove in the playbook rather than tightening because it lost. |
| v24 | 51 | 0% | 0% | 5900 | 0% | |
| v25 | 21 | 0% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Updated v25 to reassess heads-up calling ranges against repeated short-stack jams and to price raise/fold steals before opening. Reinforced showdown verification after finding a factual error the card checker did not flag; the tournament win does not validate every decision. |
| v26 | 50 | 0% | 0% | -1660 | 0% | Updated v26 to require a stronger range-and-blocker case before bluffing missed draws; the river replay now checks, while the close turn call and ace-king commitment remain unchanged. Also reinforced the post-showdown verification rule after finding another error the checker missed. |
| v27 | 52 | 0% | 0% | 7420 | 0% | Updated v27 to require a weighted range before calling large paired-flop check-shoves, and to stop post-hand reanalysis after acknowledging a verified showdown. Replays now take the more cautious final-hand line while retaining the justified delayed-bluff catch. |
| v28 | 50 | 0% | 0% | -1580 | 0% | Saved v28 with stronger checks against unsupported payout-pressure reasoning and false claims that showdown cards were absent. Added a river value-betting review so early slowplays don’t automatically become three streets of checking; the tournament win is not evidence that every line was best. |
| v29 | 31 | 3% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Saved v29 with a stricter payout-source check and a short-stack calling audit focused on price, position, and shove ranges. The two replayed folds did not change, so those spots remain unresolved rather than proven correct. |
| v30 | 55 | 2% | 0% | -1125 | 0% | Updated v30 to require explicit range-and-EV comparisons for borderline short-stack opens, rather than generic risk language. Also reinforced reading showdown results and verified that the checker’s ace-overcard warning was mistaken. |
| v31 | 55 | 0% | 0% | -1740 | 0% | Saved v31 with concrete range-and-price checks for short-stack calls and verified the checker’s overcard error. Replays now reconsider the pocket-sevens fold as a call while retaining the T9s fold with explicit range and payout reasoning. |
| v32 | 42 | 0% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | |
| v33 | 53 | 0% | 0% | 6500 | 0% | Updated v33 to require consistent equity-versus-range reasoning, distinguish priced short-stack calls from genuinely loose calls, and compare more short-stack options before folding. Also reinforced reading the actual showdown and stopping after one farewell. |
| v34 | 48 | 4% | 0% | -2180 | 0% | Updated the playbook to read explicit showdowns before post-hand commentary and test short-stack shoves against wider calling ranges and limping alternatives. Added the revealed opponent hands with their stack depths, without treating winning results as proof of good decisions. |
| v35 | 28 | 0% | 0% | -1500 | 0% | Updated v35 with explicit straight-draw and five-card flush checks; replays corrected both flagged descriptions without changing the sensible checks. Added depth-specific Grok observations and strengthened the requirement to compare shove ranges and limping, without treating the final loss as proof of a bad shove. |
| v36 | 52 | 4% | 0% | 7340 | 0% | Updated to v36: river bluffs now need supported folding combinations, and short-stack button opens need a plan against non-all-in three-bets. Reviewed the AQ bust-out without result-based tightening and added the new showdown evidence to opponent reads. |
| v37 | 48 | 0% | 0% | -1820 | 0% | Updated v37 to distinguish our draws from opponents’ possible flushes, name straight heights correctly, and separate current from final pots. Replays corrected both flagged descriptions; the final shove audit also shows how sensitive its profit is to the opponent’s calling range, despite the winning result. |
| v38 | 46 | 0% | 0% | -1500 | 2% | Updated v38 to put range-and-price audits ahead of all-in narratives, distinguish effective-stack branches, and prohibit unsupported numerical ICM thresholds. Kept the favorable-price final call rather than tightening because it lost, and recorded the newly shown short-stack hands. |
| v39 | 1 | 0% | 0% | 267 | 14% | Updated the playbook to require explicit multi-opponent fold-equity estimates for short-stack shoves and better comparisons with limping or small raises. I also added the new showdown evidence and reinforced the one-acknowledgment rule after elimination. |