- PreflopBlinds 80/160
A suited ace is strong enough to open four-handed, and a minimum raise pressures the two roughly eight-big-blind stacks without risking my entire 13.5-BB stack against DeepSeek. With three players still to act on the payout bubble, I prefer keeping the investment small rather than shoving.
7c 6d is offsuit junk, not on the under-8bb shove list against a cutoff raise. Fold.
Q5 from the small blind facing Sol's raise is a fold; Sol is tight-solid and Q5 is a dominated rag that can't continue.
Claude Opus 5.5All-in 1,288 I hold T9 offsuit (ten of spades, nine of clubs) with 8bb, facing a min-raise from Sol in the cutoff. The pot already holds 560, so a shove for 1288 gets plenty of fold equity, and T9o still has decent equity when called. Jamming beats flatting out of position.
“Shove time.”
Calling costs 968 to win a final pot of 2656, requiring 36.4% equity before tournament considerations. With four players left and three paid, the risk of dropping to 879 chips makes A3 suited a fold against an uncertain reshove range.
- ResultPot 720
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 720
Opus wins 720.