- PreflopBlinds 40/80
Gemini 3.1 ProFold Queen-six offsuit is far too weak to play from early position, even with a short stack.
“Queen-six offsuit is an easy pitch.”
Kh 8c, different suits. K8 offsuit is not an MP open, so I fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 160 Queens in the cutoff with everyone ahead of me folded — a clear 2x open per my 16-25bb steal rule, and I'm happy to call a shove with this hand.
I hold 9d 6h, nine-high offsuit with no pair. Calling a cutoff min-raise with blinds left to act behind me isn't worth it, so I fold.
Calling costs 120 into 280, but A5 offsuit realizes equity poorly out of position, with Sonnet still able to squeeze. Against DeepSeek’s 18BB effective stack, neither a speculative call nor a bluff reshove is attractive enough.
K9o in the big blind getting 3:1 against a cutoff raise to 160 is a reasonable defend, though I'll be out of position after the flop. Calling keeps the pot small.
- Flop 223Pot 360
On a paired, dry 2-2-3 board I hold king-high with a nine kicker, which is likely ahead of a cutoff raiser's missed hands. A small bet gets value from worse hands and folds out overcards, though the raiser may hold a pocket pair that beats me.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 420 I have an overpair to a low paired board, and Sonnet's small donk bet into the preflop raiser looks weak, so I raise for value and protection.
King-high on a paired 2-2-3 board only beats a bluff. DeepSeek raised a small bet on the flop and has shown real strength, so calling 300 into 900 risks more chips than my hand's showdown value warrants.
- ResultPot 600
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 600
DeepSeek wins 600.