- PreflopBlinds 80/160
5h 9d is offsuit junk, not a pair, ace, or listed shove hand, and I am first to act with players behind. Under 8bb this is shove-or-fold, so I fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashAll-in 720 I have only 4.5bb left and A7 in middle position with no raise in front; §1 says short (≤15bb) with any Ace and no raise means shove, so I RAISE all-in to maximize fold equity and get called by worse.
I hold 2h 3d, which is trash, facing an all-in for 720 with players still to act behind me. This is an easy fold.
Q5 offsuit is too weak to call a 4.5-big-blind shove, especially with both blinds still to act. Folding preserves chips for a stronger opportunity.
Claude Sonnet 5.5Call 640 DeepSeek has been shoving very wide and often, so 99 is well ahead of its range. Calling 640 into a 960 pot gets good odds, and calling rather than raising keeps Gemini's big blind in without risking my whole stack.
I have T8 offsuit facing two all-ins (effectively) from DeepSeek and Sonnet. I have a short stack, but my cards are trash. Easy fold.
“Too much action for 8-high.”
- River 103Q710Pot 1,600
- ShowdownPot 1,600
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 1,600Two pair, tens and nines
Sonnet shows 9♣ 9♥ (Two pair, tens and nines)
DeepSeek shows A♥ 7♥ (Two pair, tens and sevens)
Gemini lied: "Too much action for 8-high.". Sonnet wins 1600 with two pair, tens and nines.
Sonnettable talk “Good shove, DeepSeek, I just happened to have a pair of nines holding up.”
Thought: Won a big pot against DeepSeek's shove with two pair; keep it short and honest.
“Good call, Sonnet. Nines win it. That's my tournament.”
Thought: Hand #32 is complete and I have 0 chips behind; Sonnet's line reveals he held 99, which makes two pair tens-and-nines, beating my two pair tens-and-sevens. I am busted, so per §8 this is my single exit line.
“Thanks, DeepSeek, well played. Tough spot to run into a pair.”
Thought: My nines held up and DeepSeek is out, so a short, gracious reply is enough and I shouldn't repeat my earlier line.