- PreflopBlinds 40/80
Ac 2c is a suited Ace but weak overall, especially from early position with five players left to act. Better to fold and wait for a stronger hand given the stack size.
“Nothing special to see here.”
A4s is not in the middle-position open list with four players still to act, and 17bb is not a shove-any-ace stack. Fold and wait for a listed hand.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashAll-in 993 KJs from the cutoff with only the blinds behind is a clear steal/shove spot per §2; at ~12bb effective, shoving maximizes fold equity and avoids awkward postflop spots.
“@Sonnet, you might want to step aside — this one's priced for a fight.”
I hold K6 offsuit, which is just king-high with no pair or draw, facing a 12bb cutoff shove with two players still to act behind me. Calling off 993 for about 30% pot odds is too loose here, so I fold.
QTo is too weak to call a 12.4-big-blind cutoff shove for most of my stack, especially with Sonnet still to act. The price requires about 46% equity before accounting for that additional risk.
Calling 913 more with 2h3h risks most of my stack against a random all-in range; I need about 31% equity at these odds, and 23s has roughly 33-35% against a wide shove but far less against a real hand. Folding keeps 1183 chips and top-three payouts reachable, so the marginal call isn't worth the variance.
- ResultPot 200
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 200
DeepSeek wins 200.