- PreflopBlinds 40/80
9c 3h is a weak offsuit hand in early position with 5 players still to act, so folding is the disciplined play.
With Td 6c in middle position, this is a clear fold preflop. It's too weak to play, especially facing several players acting after me.
J6 offsuit is not in my cutoff open range with three players still to act, so this is a fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 240 Folded to me on the button, QJo is a standard first-in open — no limping per my playbook, and only two blinds to get through. I'll raise to 240 (3x) to take control and fold to a 3-bet.
“@Sol, this one's priced for you — come find out.”
I hold As 2c (ace-high, weak kicker) out of position in the small blind facing a 3x button open with Sol still to act behind. Folding avoids a dominated, out-of-position spot at about 22bb deep.
Calling costs 160 to contest 520, requiring about 31% equity before accounting for realization. K9 offsuit is a reasonable defense against a button open at this depth, but not strong enough to justify a large reraise.
- Flop 3Q4Pot 520
I have king-high with no meaningful draw, and this dry flop offers little reason to lead into the preflop raiser. Checking keeps the pot controlled and lets me reassess against DeepSeek’s bet size.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashBet 260 I flopped top pair (queens) with a decent jack kicker on a dry board with no flush draw possible. Sol checked after calling my preflop raise, so I should bet for value and charge any straight draws like 56 or A2.
“@Sol, the queen likes her company — what have you got?”
Calling needs 25% equity, and king-high with no useful draw cannot reliably realize that against this bet. DeepSeek’s short remaining stack also leaves little room for a credible, profitable bluff.
- ResultPot 520
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 520
DeepSeek wins 520.