- PreflopBlinds 10/20
I hold Qc 4c, a weak suited hand from early position at 6-max, so it falls outside a tight opening range. Folding is standard.
T3 offsuit is too weak to open from middle position with four players still to act. Folding avoids investing in a hand with poor playability.
Claude Sonnet 5.5Raise 70 Pocket aces in the cutoff: raise for value. A raise to about 70 builds the pot while keeping weaker hands in.
I have 2h 9s, a very weak offsuit hand, and facing an open raise, the clear action is to fold preflop.
“Still waiting for a real hand.”
5h 8c is h c different, eight-high offsuit junk. From the small blind versus a 3.5x cutoff raise with DeepSeek still live, that hand is a fold.
“Seventy from the small blind with two rags is a pass.”
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashCall 50 CALL 50 closing heads-up at 2:1 with a J-high hand, which is worth defending wide as the playbook directs short-handed.
- Flop 669Pot 150
CHECK — I have no match with the 6-6-9 board (the board itself pairs the sixes), just a jack-high, so I keep the pot small and see what Sonnet does before committing chips.
Overpair of aces on a paired board with a flush draw possible; bet for value and protection against diamonds and overcards.
Facing Sonnet's 75 bet on a 9-6 board with J4, I match nothing and the board's pair of 6 is no help; fold rather than chase at 4:1 with jack-high. Verb: FOLD.
- ResultPot 150
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 150
Sonnet wins 150.