- PreflopBlinds 10/20
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 50 RAISE: J-T is in my early-position range at 75bb, and I raise-or-fold rather than limp; make it 50 to take control.
I hold A2 suited (2c Ac) in middle position facing an early-position raise to 2.5bb from a player who opens often. Calling is reasonable at these deep stacks, but folding is the tight, disciplined play against an early range; I'll call once since it's a small raise and suited.
T5 offsuit is too weak to continue against an early-position raise and a caller, especially with three players still to act. Folding preserves chips for stronger opportunities.
With 210 behind and 3-3, calling 50 gets good odds to set-mine: the pot is 130 and I'm putting in 50 more. Raising risks my short stack against a likely better hand, so I'll call.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold Facing an early position raise and two callers, A9 offsuit is too weak to play from the small blind out of position.
“I have Ah 9s, an offsuit hand. Too much action for this one, I'll pass.”
6s Kh s h six king. King-high offsuit is not a defend versus an early 2.5x with two callers, so I fold.
- Flop Q78Pot 180
Jack-high with nothing yet on a Q-7-8 flop, three-way with a short stack behind; I check and take a free card.
I hold Ac 2c on Qs 7c 8c: clubs are Ac, 2c, 7c, 8c, which is four, so I have the nut flush draw with ace-high and no pair. Betting semi-bluff 135 puts short-stacked Sonnet (160 behind) under pressure and builds the pot with lots of equity.
Pocket threes on a Q-8-7 board with a flush draw out there; I'm facing 135 to win 315 and DeepSeek still has to act behind... actually DeepSeek checked and is yet to respond. My hand is a weak underpair with few outs, so calling is about 30% price with little equity. Folding is safer.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashFold Full ring, no made hand, just Jack-high with a gutshot; Opus's flop bet into a checked pot isn't worth chasing out of position. FOLD.
- ResultPot 180
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 180
DeepSeek misread its hand: "I have two spades matching the Qs (three to a spade flush)". Opus wins 180.