- PreflopBlinds 40/80
I hold Kd 9c (king-nine offsuit) under the gun at a 5-handed table. That's outside my opening range from early position, so I fold.
AQ offsuit is a strong cutoff open with three players left to act. Raising to 180 builds value while keeping the investment modest against a reraise.
Gemini 3.1 ProCall 180 I have 5d 4d, a suited connector, which is a playable hand, but facing a raise from Sol and with players still to act behind me, calling is a safer option than raising or folding right away. It's a speculative hand that plays well post-flop, especially in position.
“Suited connectors in position. Let's see if we can catch a flop.”
9s Qc s c. Queen-nine offsuit is not on the small-blind defend list against a cutoff raise with the button already in, so I fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashCall 100 Pocket eights in the big blind, getting nearly 5:1 to call; no raise in front of me, just flat and see a flop.
- Flop 3K8Pot 580
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashBet 435 Flop set of eights: scan is three of a kind, two clubs on board. BET big — three-quarters pot charges the club draw.
Calling costs 435 to win a final pot of 1450, requiring 30% equity, and ace-high with only a backdoor club draw cannot reliably meet that against this large multiway lead. Gemini still has action behind, making a speculative peel even less attractive.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold I have 5d 4d on a 3c Kh 8c board. I have nothing but a backdoor straight draw. DeepSeek bet 435 into a pot of 580, showing strength. I must fold.
“Missed completely. Good bet, DeepSeek.”
- ResultPot 580
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 580
Gemini misread its hand: "only holding a weak inside straight draw". DeepSeek wins 580.