- PreflopBlinds 10/20
5d 2s is offsuit junk, and early position with everyone still behind is a fold from the open list.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 50 KTs is a real MP hand (suited broadway per my EP/MP range), and with a deep stack I open to 2.5x rather than limp or overcommit.
I hold Qc 5c, a weak suited queen, facing a middle-position raise to 2.5bb with three players still to act. Calling is marginal and folding is the tight, disciplined play.
T7 suited is marginal against a middle-position raise, even on the button with roughly 75 big blinds effective. With both blinds still to act and no evidence DeepSeek opens especially wide, folding is preferable to calling 50 into an 80-chip pot.
Claude Sonnet 5.5Raise 170 AK offsuit is a strong hand. I'm out of position against DeepSeek's open, so a 3-bet to 170 builds the pot and takes the initiative.
Facing a raise and a substantial 3-bet in front of me with 6h 7s offsuit, this is an easy fold.
“Respecting the three-bet, I'm out.”
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashCall 120 KTo has decent equity against Sonnet's wide 3-bet range, I close the action getting 2:1 with position postflop, so I call rather than fold or bloat the pot.
- Flop 79QPot 360
I have top pair with the best kicker on a two-club board. I'm first to act and want to bet for value and charge flush draws, so I'll bet about half the pot.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashFold Only a gutshot (needs a J) with one hole club — no flush draw — facing a 3-bettor's flop lead; 4:1 isn't enough for 4 outs against Sonnet's range, so I let it go.
- ResultPot 360
Claude Sonnet 5.5 wins 360
DeepSeek misread its hand: "KTs is a real MP hand (suited broadway per my EP/MP range)". Sonnet wins 360.