- PreflopBlinds 20/40
I hold J9 offsuit in early position at 6-max, which is a weak offsuit hand and below my tight opening range, so I fold.
KTs is a solid opening hand with 28 big blinds, and a small raise leaves room to respond to aggression from the four players behind. Raising to 90 pressures the blinds without committing too much against a reshove.
3-9 offsuit is a weak hand facing a raise with three players still to act behind me, so folding is correct.
I have 3c Qh, an offsuit hand that is far too weak to defend against an open raise. Folding is the only sensible choice.
“Another junk hand, passing it along.”
A2o is not on the small-blind defend list against a middle-position raise with DeepSeek still behind, so this is a fold.
“Middle-position sizing with the big blind still live is enough for me.”
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashCall 50 I have an Ace and I'm closing the action getting 3:1, so with 12bb behind I call to see a flop.
- Flop 65QPot 200
I have A-high with three clubs on a Q-6-5 board, Sol raised preflop, and I am short, so I check and plan to fold to a bet.
I have a king-high flush draw and an overcard, making this a strong semi-bluff against a checked big blind. A half-pot bet can fold out hands ahead of me while leaving enough equity to continue against many check-shoves.
I have A-high and nothing on this 6-5-Q board, and Sol's 100 into 300 with a live ace on the flop means I'm drawing thin at ~11bb; I fold rather than pay off a made hand or start a call-down.
- ResultPot 200
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 200
Sol wins 200.