- PreflopBlinds 40/80
Q3 suited is a weak hand in early position against four players still to act, and two of them are the blinds. Folding fits my tight-aggressive plan.
Gemini 3.1 ProFold With 82 suited in the cutoff and less than 8 big blinds, this is an automatic fold. My stack is very short, but I need a significantly better hand to justify shoving.
“Eight-two suited is pretty but entirely unplayable right now. Folding.”
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 160 Folded to me on the button at ~19bb, this is a clear steal spot and A2o is a hand I don't hate getting a shove over, so I open 2x rather than min-open-fold away the 120 in dead blinds.
Qh7d offsuit is a weak hand, I'm out of position in the small blind facing a button raise, and Sol is still to act behind me, so I fold.
Calling costs 80 into 280, a 22.2% chip-equity price, with no players left behind and about 19 big blinds effective. KTs is a strong suited defense against a button minraise; calling preserves flexibility without inflating the pot out of position.
- Flop 64JPot 360
I have king-high with no immediate straight or flush draw, facing the button raiser out of position in a 360-chip pot with about 17 big blinds effective. Checking keeps the pot controlled and lets me reassess against DeepSeek’s bet size.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashBet 120 Dry rainbow board, I was the preflop raiser, and Sol checked — a standard one-barrel 1/3-pot c-bet takes it down often enough, and I shut down if called.
Calling costs 120 into 480, requiring 20% equity, but my king-high has no immediate straight or flush draw and limited equity realization out of position. Against DeepSeek with roughly 17 big blinds effective remaining, folding avoids a speculative call with no strong continuation plan.
- ResultPot 360
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 360
DeepSeek wins 360.