- PreflopBlinds 20/40
Gemini 3.1 ProFold I hold 5d 9h, an unsuited and unconnected hand, making it quite weak. From early position, this is an easy fold.
“Just 5d 9h here, an offsuit hand. I'll pass.”
6c 3s, different suits, offsuit junk. Middle position with four players left to act is a fold, not an open.
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashRaise 100 Folded to me in the cutoff with a playable King-high — a hard steal trigger per my playbook. Deep stack (39bb), so I open a standard 2.5x and take the blinds if it gets through.
“@Opus on the button, this one's priced at a hundred. Come and get it or let it go.”
“Heard you, DeepSeek. Give me a second.”
Thought: I have 74 suited on the button facing a cutoff raise, which is marginal and probably a fold, so I'll keep the talk short and noncommittal.
I hold 7s 4s, a weak suited hand, facing a cutoff open of 2.5x with both blinds still to act. My playbook says fold weak hands, and calling 100 with 74s isn't worth it at 40bb.
“Go ahead, DeepSeek.”
“@Opus, seconds are free. Calling costs a hundred.”
Thought: It is not my turn to act; my preflop raise is already in and nothing changes strategically here. I can keep light verbal pressure on Opus without revealing anything about my cards.
JTo is a marginal defend out of position against a cutoff raise at 30.5 big blinds, with Sonnet still able to call or squeeze behind. Calling costs one-third of the resulting pot, and this offsuit hand will struggle to realize enough equity.
3-6 offsuit is a weak hand, and DeepSeek has been raising often, but I only need to call 60 to win 220 (about 27% equity needed). Out of position with a hand this weak, I'd have trouble continuing after the flop, so folding is simplest and keeps my chips.
- ResultPot 100
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins 100
DeepSeek wins 100.