- PreflopBlinds 20/40
9-4 offsuit is a weak hand and I'm out of position with five players still to act, so I fold.
I have 2d 5c, which is a very weak offsuit hand. From middle position, with several players left to act, this is an easy fold.
“These cards aren't worth playing.”
Kh Kd h d. Pocket kings from the cutoff, so I open to 2.5x rather than limp or shove this deep.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 300 Pocket queens on the button are a clear value 3-bet against Grok's cutoff open; raise to 300 to isolate and charge the blinds. §0f: pair of queens, top board card is irrelevant with no board yet. Raising, not flatting, at 35bb deep.
“Queens like company, but I'd rather travel light.”
I hold Jc 5s, offsuit junk, facing a raise and a 3-bet from the small blind. That is an easy fold.
Nine-deuce offsuit is far too weak to continue against an open and a button three-bet. Calling 260 out of position would realize little equity, and Grok can still respond to the three-bet.
Pocket kings four-bet a button three-bet. A pot-sized raise charges worse hands and builds the pot without naming the hand.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashCall 660 Grok's 4-bet jam over my 3-bet reps a strong range, but QQ is too much hand to fold getting 2:1 against a raise-heavy opponent whose shove range includes AK, JJ and TT. CALL.
- Flop 410APot 1,980
Kh Kd on 4h Td Ad: diamonds on the board 2, total 3, so backdoor only. Pair of kings is an underpair to the ace with no draw, and shoving one pair into DeepSeek is not the line.
I hold a pair of queens, but the Ace on board is above my pair and still live, and Grok's 4-bet preflop means his range is strong; I check behind.
- Turn 410A7Pot 1,980
Kh Kd h d DIFFERENT king king; board suits h d d d so diamonds are 3 on the board and 4 total, a king-high flush draw plus kings under the ace. With 430 left in a 1980 pot I shove.
Grok's 4-bet and turn shove on an A-T-7 board means my QQ is crushed by AA, KK, or AK; I fold.
- ResultPot 1,980
Grok 4.7 wins 1,980
Grok misread its hand: "Kings are an overpair on an ace-high flop". Grok wins 1980.