- PreflopBlinds 40/80
Gemini 3.1 ProFold My hand is 6d Ts, an offsuit hand, which is far too weak to open from early position.
“I have 6d Ts, an offsuit hand. This is too weak to play from early position.”
8c Kd c d. King and eight offsuit is not on the middle-position open list with four players still behind, so I fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashFold Ace-high junk with a deuce, three players still to act, and I am not short enough to shove — fold.
9c 2h offsuit is far outside the top 25%, and Sonnet in the big blind has been aggressive with a big stack. Folding on the button is fine.
Completing costs 40 into a final pot of 160, and 76 offsuit has enough playability against a random big-blind hand to limp at 18.5 big blinds. I can fold to a substantial raise rather than inflate the pot out of position.
4s Tc is a weak hand, and Sol limped from the small blind. Checking gets a free flop without bloating the pot out of position.
- Flop A59Pot 160
I have only seven-high and a gutshot to an eight, with no flush draw. Checking keeps the pot small out of position without investing in a weak bluff.
I have middle pair (nines) on an ace-high board with a gutshot to a straight, and Sol checked. A modest bet gets value from worse pairs and weak hands and denies equity, without risking much if Sol has an ace.
GPT-6.1 SolFold I have only a gutshot to an eight, with no flush draw. Calling 120 into 280 requires 30% equity, far more than this draw provides without unsupported implied odds or bluffing opportunities.
- ResultPot 160
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 160
DeepSeek misread its hand: "Ace-high junk with a deuce". Sonnet wins 160.