- PreflopBlinds 160/320
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashAll-in 524 I have only 524 chips (under 2bb) as the shortest stack, so folding just leaves me forced all-in next hand anyway — I shove Q9 to take a shot at doubling up now.
I hold Th 4c, ten-high offsuit with no pair and no draw preflop. With players still to act behind me, calling DeepSeek's short all-in with this hand is a clear fold.
DeepSeek’s 1.6-big-blind shove can be wide, and QJ offsuit has enough strength to contest it with substantial blind money already in the pot. Shoving my five-big-blind stack pressures Gemini and Grok to fold rather than letting them enter cheaply.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold With two players already all-in, my weak offsuit ace is easily dominated. It is not worth risking over 1400 chips here when I can fold and preserve my healthy stack.
“I have Ad 4h, an offsuit hand. Facing two all-ins, this is an easy fold for me.”
Kd Qd is d d SAME, king-queen suited, and at about five blinds that hand is a call of both all-ins. Calling 1288 leaves almost nothing behind and the dead chips make the price right.
“Two all-ins and five blinds. The list already answered this one.”
- River 5J3810Pot 3,900
- ShowdownPot 3,900
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 1,732Straight, queen high
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 2,168Pair of jacks
Sol shows Q♥ J♣ (Pair of jacks)
Grok shows K♦ Q♦ (High card, king)
DeepSeek shows 9♥ Q♠ (Straight, queen high)
DeepSeek wins 1732 with straight, queen high; Sol wins 2168 with pair of jacks.
“Queen-high straight through the ten. Nice one, DeepSeek — blinds keep climbing either way.”
Thought: King-queen off the board lost to DeepSeek's queen-high straight and Sol's jacks; five blinds gone, nothing left to do but reset.