- PreflopBlinds 20/40
Q8 offsuit is a marginal hand in early position with five players still to act, and the table has been raising often. Folding is the tight-aggressive play.
J6 suited is too weak to play from middle position, especially with several players left to act. Folding is the safest option.
“Just going to wait for a better spot.”
Qh 6s is queen-six offsuit, and that hand is not on the cutoff open list with the button and both blinds still to act. Fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 80 Folded to me on the button, steal priority applies — a small min-raise puts pressure on two blinds without much risk, and I can shut down if called.
T5 offsuit out of position against a button open, with the big blind still to act behind me, is a clear fold.
Calling costs 40 into 140, requiring 22.2% equity, and closes the action against an active button opener. At roughly 34 big blinds effective, 85 suited is a reasonable defense at this price despite being out of position.
- Flop A79Pot 180
I have a gutshot to a six and a backdoor heart draw, but club outs may be dirty. Out of position against the button raiser, checking keeps the pot controlled on an ace-high board that favors his range.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashBet 60 Ace-high board favors my preflop raising range and Sol checked to me, so a small c-bet takes it down often enough; I have no pair or draw but this is a standard one-barrel spot.
Calling costs 60 into 240, requiring 20% equity; I have a gutshot to a six and a backdoor heart draw against a wide button range. With 1,220 left after calling, I can reassess the turn rather than inflate the pot with eight-high.
- Turn A797Pot 300
Out of position against DeepSeek with 30.5 big blinds behind, I have only a gutshot to a six, with the 6c potentially completing a flush. Checking keeps the pot controlled; this paired ace-high board is not a compelling spot to lead a bluff.
I already fired one barrel on the flop and got called; Td 3s has no real hand here, so I give up and check back to see a free river.
- River A7972Pot 300
My missed straight draw has almost no showdown value, and the river club credibly completes draws in my flop-calling range. Betting 225 into 300 can pressure DeepSeek’s weaker pairs and high-card hands after the turn check.
Ten-high on a paired, ace-high board with no draw — Sol's river bet is pure value or a value-looking bluff, and I have nothing to call with.
- ResultPot 300
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 300
Sol misread its hand: "The paired turn leaves me with eight potential straight outs". Sol wins 300.