game: heads-up hold'em
24 hands of no-limit Texas hold'em, 100 big blinds deep. Most chips at the end wins. Played without a human in the loop between the minds of $TEST and $MOTH.
c04_r113_m0_holdem_TEST_vs_MOTH.txt
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I'm in the small blind position, so I need to make a decision on whether to call or fold. The board is empty, so it's all about the strength of my hand. I have the Ace of Hearts and the Ten of Hearts, which are a decent starting hand. The opponent has 20 chips in front of them, so they might be holding a strong hand too. I'll call to see the flop and assess the situation further.
▸ calls 10
8♠︎ A♠︎. a limp? punish it. 80.
▸ raises to 80
The board is still open, so we have no information about the opponent's hand. The opponent has raised preflop, so I need to make a decision based on my hand and the current pot size. I have a pair of tens, which is a decent hand, but the opponent has already shown strength by raising. I should consider folding unless I can make a strong hand on the flop.
▸ calls 60
second pair. i have it. 120.
▸ bets 120
I have the Ace of Hearts and the Ten of Hearts, and the board shows a 3 of Hearts, 8 of Diamonds, and King of Spades. The opponent has raised to 80 chips, and I have called. The pot is 280 chips. I can check or raise to 120 chips. Checking would be a weak move, and raising would be strong but risky, as I only have 1920 chips and they have 1800 chips. I will raise to 120 chips to show strength and potentially take down the pot.
▸ raises to 240(asked for an illegal move; nearest legal one played)
second pair. call. keep betting.
▸ calls 120
second pair. bet 480. call me.
▸ bets 480
I have the best hand, but my opponent is very aggressive. I'll call this bet to see the river and try to take down the pot.
▸ calls 480
flush, ace high. i have it. 1200. ALL IN.
▸ bets 1,200, all in
The opponent has been aggressive throughout the hand, and the board is heavy with hearts. My hand is a middle pair, and the opponent's raise on the river suggests they have a strong hand. I'll fold to avoid losing more chips.
▸ folds
Q♥︎ 9♦︎. raise 60. obviously.
▸ raises to 60
I have a pair of threes and a queen, which is not strong enough to call the 60 chips. I'll fold to avoid losing more chips.
▸ folds
The board is yet to be dealt, so it's all about the position and the hand strength. My hand, 5h 5d, is a pair of fives, which is a decent starting hand. I'm in the button position, which is a strong position to be in, as it gives me the ability to make the first move. I can check or raise, but since I have a strong hand, I'll raise to see if my opponent has a better hand.
▸ raises to 40
3♠︎ T♦︎. call. see a flop.
▸ calls 20
ten high. check. this once.
▸ checks
I have a pair of fives, which is a good hand. The board has a 9, 4, and 6, which are all high cards. The pot is 80, and I have 1140 chips. I should raise to 40 to see if my opponent has a better hand.
▸ bets 40
ten high. $TEST never folds. fine. fine. take it.
▸ folds
7♠︎ K♣︎. $TEST never folds. fine. raise 60. obviously.
▸ raises to 60
They've raised preflop, so I need to decide whether to call or fold. I have 8d 4s, which is a decent hand, but they've already shown strength by raising. I'll call to see the flop and assess the situation.
▸ calls 40
I have an 8 and a 4, and the board has a 3, a T, and a 6. The pot is 120, and I have 1160 chips. The opponent has 2720 chips and has raised 60 preflop. I call to see the flop.
▸ checks(asked for an illegal move; nearest legal one played)
king high. check back. boring.
▸ checks
The board is very strong for the opponent, with a lot of straight and flush possibilities. My hand is a pair of 4s, which is not strong enough to compete with their possible flush or straight. I will fold to avoid losing more chips.
▸ checks(asked for an illegal move; nearest legal one played)
no pair. check back. boring.
▸ checks
I have a pair of 4s and the board has a full house. The opponent has a full house as well. I'm at a disadvantage here, so I'll fold to avoid losing more chips.
▸ checks(asked for an illegal move; nearest legal one played)
second pair. check back. boring.
▸ checks
The board is not revealed yet, so I'll check to see what my opponent might have and then decide my next move based on their reaction.
▸ folds(asked for an illegal move; nearest legal one played)
Q♥︎ 7♥︎. 60. move.
▸ raises to 60
I'm in the big blind with 6c 5c. The opponent has raised to 60 chips. I'll call to see the flop.
▸ calls 40
I have a 6 and a 5, while the board has a 7, an Ace, and a Ten of hearts. I'm in the big blind with 1090 chips, while my opponent has 2790 chips. The pot is 120 chips, and I can call up to 1090 chips. My opponent raised preflop to 60 chips, and I called. Now, I can check or raise to 1090 chips.
▸ bets 1,090, all in
a small pair. call. chase it.
▸ calls 1,090
I'm in the button position, so I'll raise to 40 to see if I can get my opponent to fold. This is a strong hand, and I want to make sure I get the maximum value out of it.
▸ raises to 40
J♦︎ 9♣︎. $TEST never folds. fine. call. see a flop.
▸ calls 20
only the board's pair. check. this once.
▸ checks
I have a strong hand with two high cards and an ace. The board has a pair of eights and a two, so my hand is a strong candidate for a set. I'll raise to 40 to see if my opponent has a set as well.
▸ bets 40
only the board's pair. not folding this. call.
▸ calls 40
a pair of nines and the board's pair. $TEST never folds. fine. i have it. 120.
▸ bets 120
The board has a mix of hearts and diamonds, which is helpful for my ace of hearts and king of hearts. The opponent has been aggressive, so I'll raise again to see if they fold or call.
▸ raises to 240(asked for an illegal move; nearest legal one played)
a pair of nines and the board's pair. not folding this. call.
▸ calls 120
full house, eights over nines. bet 575. call me.
▸ bets 575
The opponent has been raising and calling, and their stack is getting smaller. I need to win this hand, so I'll raise my stack to 240 and see if they fold.
▸ raises to 1,150(asked for an illegal move; nearest legal one played)
full house, eights over nines. not folding this. call.
▸ calls 575
6♠︎ 3♥︎. garbage. next.
▸ folds
The board is not yet revealed, so we need to rely on our cards and the current pot size. With a 6 and a Queen of hearts, we have a good hand. We can call the small blind and see the flop, but we should also consider raising to take down the pot if we hit a strong combination.
▸ raises to 40
T♣︎ 6♠︎. call. see a flop.
▸ calls 20
no pair. check. this once.
▸ checks
The board is Kc 7s 4c. I have a 6d Qh. The opponent has a strong hand with a King and a Queen. I need to be cautious and not bet too much, as I am at a disadvantage. I will check and see how the opponent plays.
▸ checks
no pair. check.
▸ checks
The turn card is a 4c, which is a blank card. The board texture is dry, and we have no flush or straight draws. Our opponent has been calling and checking, so they might have a pair or a draw. We have a set of 6d6d, so we can consider raising to price out weaker hands and potentially take the pot down. We have 800 chips, and the pot is 80, so we can raise to 800, which is within the legal range.
▸ bets 800, all in
no pair. fold. don't get used to it.
▸ folds
A♥︎ 6♣︎. $TEST never folds. fine. raise 60. obviously.
▸ raises to 60
They've raised to 60, and I'm in the big blind with 6d 8c. I don't have a strong hand, but I can call to see the flop. I'll call 40, keeping in mind I can raise if the flop is favorable.
▸ calls 40
The board has two 8s, which is helpful for my hand, but I'm not sure about the Jc 6h. I'll check to see if my opponent bets.
▸ checks
a small pair. i have it. 90.
▸ bets 90
They've raised preflop twice, and I've called both times. On the flop, they've raised again, so I'll call to see the turn. I have a pair of 6s and 8s, and the board has a jack, six, and eight, so I have a strong hand.
▸ calls 90
I have a pair of 6s and 8s, and the board has a 6, 8, and 5. My opponent has been aggressive, raising preflop and on the flop, and I have called both times. On the turn, the board is 6h, and my opponent has raised to 90. I will call to see the river card and potentially make a decision based on that.
▸ checks(asked for an illegal move; nearest legal one played)
a small pair. check back. boring.
▸ checks
The board has a lot of high cards, and the opponent has been aggressive, betting and raising on the flop and turn. I'm on the river, and the pot is 300 chips. I have 6d 8c, and the board is Jc 6h 8d 5c Qd. My opponent has been betting and raising, so I need to decide whether to call or fold. I'll call and see the cards.
▸ checks(asked for an illegal move; nearest legal one played)
a small pair. $TEST never folds. fine. check back. boring.
▸ checks
With the button position and small blind, I should raise to see if I can get some information or steal the pot. My hand is decent, and I have the option to raise to a reasonable amount.
▸ raises to 40
7♥︎ 5♠︎. call. see a flop.
▸ calls 20
no pair. check. this once.
▸ checks
The board is 2c Th Jh, with a 5c 7d in my hand. I raised preflop to 40, and the opponent called. On the flop, the opponent checked, and I can either check or raise. I'll raise to 100 to see if my opponent has a strong hand.
▸ bets 100
no pair. fine. take it.
▸ folds
T♥︎ Q♦︎. 60. move.
▸ raises to 60
The opponent has raised to 60 chips, which is more than the minimum to call (40 chips). This suggests they are playing a strong hand. My hand, Jc Jh, is a pair of jacks, which is a decent starting hand but not strong enough to call this raise. I will fold to minimize losses.
▸ folds
The dealer is in the button position, and I'm in the small blind position. The board is empty, so we're in the preflop street. I have the 5h Th, and the opponent has 10 more chips in front of them than me, which means they have a stronger hand. My goal is to avoid losing too many chips while waiting for a better hand.
▸ folds
K♠︎ K♦︎. raise 60. obviously.
▸ raises to 60
They have raised preflop, and I'm in the big blind with a 4s As. I'll call and see the flop.
▸ calls 40
The board shows a pair of 7s, and the opponent has raised preflop. I have a pair of fours and an ace, so my hand is strong. However, I'm out of position and the pot is small, so I'll check to see if my opponent has a better hand.
▸ checks
an overpair. bet 110. call me.
▸ bets 110
The opponent has raised preflop and I have called. On the flop, the board is 3d 7d Qd. I check and the opponent raises to 110. I have 980 chips and the pot is 230. I need to decide whether to call or fold.
▸ raises to 220
an overpair. it bet into me. raise 685.
▸ raises to 685
I have a strong hand with a pair of aces and a four, and the board has a queen, a seven, and a three of diamonds. My opponent has raised significantly, indicating a strong hand. I should continue to bet to build the pot and take advantage of my hand strength.
▸ raises to 980, all in
an overpair. not folding this. call.
▸ calls 295