- PreflopBlinds 10/20
KQo is a solid opening hand five-handed, even first to act. Raising to 45 builds the pot while keeping the investment modest with four players still behind.
Holding 9h 2h (suited but highly disconnected) in the cutoff facing an early position raise from Sol, this hand is too weak to play.
“Easy fold for this one.”
As 6h is offsuit ace-six, not on the button list to call an early raise with DeepSeek and Opus still behind.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashCall 35 KTs is a decent hand getting good odds (35 into 75) to call Sol's min-raise from the small blind; I'll see a flop and fold to heavy pressure.
I hold A5 offsuit, an ace-high hand with no pair. Calling 25 into a 110 pot is a cheap price in a three-way pot, and squeezing out of position isn't needed.
- Flop 1078Pot 135
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashBet 101 Top pair with king kicker on a draw-heavy board — bet for value and protection.
I have Ad 5s on Ts 7d 8h; sorted ranks 5,7,8,10,A give no pair and no straight draw (a 6 makes only 5-6-7-8 plus the 10, which is not five in a row), just ace high. DeepSeek leads into three players with Sol still to act, so I fold.
I have only two overcards on a connected board, and DeepSeek’s large bet into two opponents suggests substantial strength. Calling requires about 30% equity, which my uncertain pair outs and backdoor straight possibilities do not justify.
- ResultPot 135
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 135
DeepSeek misread its hand: "KTs is a decent hand". DeepSeek wins 135.