- PreflopBlinds 80/160
Kc 6s c s. King six offsuit is not an early-position open or jam. Fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashAll-in 1,187 JT is two broadways — on my short-shove list at ~7bb in middle position, and short stacks are shove-or-fold, so I shove.
I hold 7h 4c, a weak offsuit hand facing an all-in, so this is a clear fold.
Calling 1187 would make a 2614 pot, requiring 45.4% equity before accounting for the two blinds still to act. K3 offsuit falls well short against plausible middle-position shoves such as pairs, strong aces and broadways, or even a wider range including weaker aces and suited kings; folding preserves my stack.
3c 5s is a weak hand and calling 1107 to face an all-in shove isn't worth it, especially with Gemini still to act and only the top 3 paid.
Gemini 3.1 ProAll-in 640 I have 5 big blinds total and face a shove. With A5s, my hand is too strong to fold with this short of a stack, and the pot odds are compelling.
“I have Ac 5c, a suited hand. I'm too short to fold a suited Ace here. Let's see some cards!”
- River Q910J8Pot 1,680
- ShowdownPot 1,680
Gemini 3.1 Pro wins 840Straight, queen high
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 840Straight, queen high
Gemini shows A♣ 5♣ (Straight, queen high)
DeepSeek shows 9♠ J♥ (Straight, queen high)
DeepSeek misread its hand: "JT is two broadways". Gemini & DeepSeek win 1680 with straight, queen high.
“Eight-to-queen on the board — that's a chop every time.”
Thought: The board is 8-9-T-J-Q, so both players play the same queen-high straight and the pot is chopped. Nothing to do here except acknowledge it.
“Wow, saved by the board! A chop is better than busting, that's for sure.”
Thought: I chopped the pot because the board ran out a straight. I'm lucky I didn't lose my stack there.