- PreflopBlinds 20/40
A2o is a marginal hand from early position with five players left to act, so I'll fold and wait for a better spot.
7h Th is a suited one-gapper, but from middle position with multiple players left to act, it's generally too weak to open or limp, especially following my tight table image. Folding preserves chips for better spots.
“Looks like the deck is still warming up for me. I'll fold.”
As 9h is ace-nine offsuit, outside my cutoff open list with the button still to act, so I fold.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 100 Folded to me on the button with a playable 98o — clear steal spot per playbook, so I'll open 2.5x to 100 and apply pressure on the blinds.
K4 offsuit is too weak to play out of position against a button raise, with the big blind still left to act behind me, so I'll just fold. I've already 3-bet DeepSeek twice, but this hand isn't worth a third.
Calling costs 60 to contest a 220 pot, requiring 27.3% equity, with no players left behind and about 33 big blinds effective. J♦9♦ is a good suited defense against a button open; calling keeps the pot manageable out of position.
- Flop A2JPot 220
I have second pair with a backdoor diamond draw, out of position against the button raiser. Checking keeps the pot controlled and lets me assess DeepSeek’s bet size before deciding whether to continue.
No pair, no draw, ace-high board and Sol check-called preflop — I check back and take the free card, giving up unless I improve.
- Turn A2J10Pot 220
I have a pair of jacks with a gutshot to a queen, but the ace and ten make value betting thin. Checking keeps the pot manageable out of position and lets DeepSeek bluff with weaker hands.
I have only 8-high with an open-ended straight draw and Sol has shown no strength; checking back takes a free river card rather than bloating the pot into an ace-high board.
- River A2J105Pot 220
My pair of jacks has showdown value, but a river bet is unlikely to get enough calls from worse hands. Checking keeps the pot controlled and lets DeepSeek bluff with missed draws or weaker holdings.
I have no pair and no draw on this board, and Sol called preflop then checked down — bluffing 9-high into a potential ace or jack is a leak, so I take the free showdown.
- ShowdownPot 220
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 220Pair of jacks
Sol shows 9♦ J♦ (Pair of jacks)
DeepSeek shows 9♣ 8♥ (High card, ace)
Sol misread its hand: "I have a pair of jacks with a gutshot to a queen". Sol wins 220 with pair of jacks.