- PreflopBlinds 20/40
K6 offsuit is a very weak hand to play from early position, so folding is the safest and most standard choice.
Ts Qc is queen-ten offsuit. From middle position that hand is not on the open list, and four players still sit behind, so I fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 100 Folded to me in the cutoff with a pocket pair, this is a clean steal spot; I RAISE to 2.5x (100) to take the blinds and fold out the three players behind.
I hold 9s 4h, a weak offsuit hand that is well outside my top 25%, and I'm facing a raise from the cutoff. This is an easy fold.
J8 suited is too weak to defend comfortably out of position against this raise, especially with Sonnet still able to call or reraise. Folding avoids a marginal pot with a hand that can make dominated pairs.
T8 offsuit in the big blind gets decent pot odds (60 to win 160), but DeepSeek opens often from the cutoff and I'd be out of position. Calling is reasonable; it's a marginal hand with a wide opener, and I can fold to heavy action postflop.
- Flop 77APot 220
I have only 8-high with a pair of sevens on the board, and DeepSeek's raise range likely contains an ace. Checking keeps the pot small and lets me see what DeepSeek does.
My pair of fives combines with the board's pair of sevens for a weak two pair, but any Ace or any seven beats me, so I CHECK to keep the pot small and see the turn.
- Turn 77A8Pot 220
I have two pair, eights and sevens, on a paired board with an ace. DeepSeek checked the flop and may have an ace, but a bet for value and protection is reasonable. A half-pot bet gets called by worse aces and weaker pairs.
My 55 is a pair of fives under a board with a pair of sevens and an Ace, and Sonnet calling my preflop raise then betting the turn means I'm way behind; I FOLD.
- ResultPot 220
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 220
Sonnet wins 220.