- PreflopBlinds 10/20
KJo is strong enough for a small six-handed early-position open at roughly 75 big blinds. Raising to 45 pressures the blinds without overinvesting with five players still to act; I can fold to a strong three-bet.
6s5s is a suited connector, and calling 45 with deep stacks is fine for the implied odds, though out of position against several players behind me. I'll call rather than bloat the pot.
A4 offsuit is too weak to play against an early position raise and a call, especially with players still to act behind me.
“Easy fold for me here. Let the big stacks battle it out.”
8h Kc, different suits: king-high offsuit, not a listed button defend versus an early raise with a caller and blinds still behind. Fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashCall 35 King-ten suited is strong enough to see a cheap flop at ~3.4:1, and suited broadways realize equity well even from the small blind.
I hold 3s 5c, an offsuit three-five with no pair and no draw yet. I'm getting 25 to win 155 (over 6:1) and I close the action, so a cheap call to see a multiway flop is fine.
- Flop 2K2Pot 180
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashBet 135 Top two pair (kings and twos) on a drawy board with three opponents still to act — bet for value and protection.
I hold 3s 5c on 2-K-2 (ranks A?no: 2,3,5,K) — no pair beyond the board's twos, no straight draw worth counting, only five-high. Folding to a bet with two players left to act.
I have kings and deuces with a jack kicker, and calling 135 into 315 requires 30% equity. Calling keeps weaker kings and heart draws in while avoiding an inflated pot against stronger hands; I’ll reassess if Sonnet raises or DeepSeek continues strongly.
I have only six-high with a backdoor flush draw on a paired, king-high board, and two opponents have shown strength by betting and calling. Calling 135 into a 450 pot is not worth it with so little equity, so I fold.
- Turn 2K24Pot 450
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashBet 338 I have top pair (kings) with a ten kicker and there are two spades on board, so I'll bet about three-quarters pot to charge flush draws and get value from weaker kings and pairs, planning to fold if Sol raises.
GPT-6.1 SolFold Calling costs 338 to win a final pot of 1126, requiring about 30% equity. My kings and deuces with a jack kicker fare poorly against DeepSeek’s strong multiway flop lead followed by a large turn barrel, without enough evidence of weaker value bets or bluffs.
- ResultPot 450
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 450
DeepSeek wins 450.