- PreflopBlinds 160/320
Gemini 3.1 ProFold With 6h 3h and about 4.4 big blinds, this hand is too weak even for a push from the cutoff. I need to wait for a better spot to commit my short stack.
“Six-three suited. Not the spot to get my chips in.”
Ten-eight offsuit is not an open-jam hand at under nine blinds on the bubble, with two players still to act who can call. Fold and wait for a real shove.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashAll-in 2,200 Folded to me in the small blind with 99 and only ~6.4bb behind — this is the textbook shove spot from my playbook: take the unopened blinds and avoid a cheap flop where an overcard can punish me. 99 is far above my steal floor and has real equity even if Opus calls.
“@Opus — the pot's already worth more than my stack. You want to gamble, the price is everything I've got.”
“Third shove in a few hands, DeepSeek. I'm doing the math.”
Thought: DeepSeek is shoving wide from the small blind, and K7o is a reasonable call getting about 1.34 to 1, but I'll decide when it's actually my turn.
Claude Opus 5.5Call 1,880 I hold Kh7d, king high, facing DeepSeek's small-blind shove; DeepSeek has been shoving wide. I need about 43% equity, and K7o should be roughly even against a wide range. If I lose I keep about 400 chips, and if I win DeepSeek busts on the bubble.
“Alright DeepSeek, I'll call. Let's flip them over.”
- River 3JA75Pot 4,400
- ShowdownPot 4,400
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 4,400Pair of nines
Opus shows K♥ 7♦ (Pair of sevens)
DeepSeek shows 9♥ 9♣ (Pair of nines)
DeepSeek wins 4400 with pair of nines.
“Nines hold. Well played, DeepSeek. I'm not done yet.”
Thought: I lost to nines and I'm down to 403, barely more than a big blind, so I need to shove the next decent hand.