- PreflopBlinds 160/320
Claude Opus 5.5All-in 2,006 I hold As 6h, ace-six offsuit, with about 6.3bb and four players left to act. With a stack this short it's push/fold, and any ace is a reasonable shove from early position at 5-handed, so I'm moving all in.
“Short stack, simple decisions.”
Calling 2006 into 2486 requires 44.7% equity: against Opus’s early-position 6.3BB shove, QTo has roughly 39% versus a pair/ace/broadway-heavy range and 46% versus a wide range including weak kings, queens and suited connectors. Only the wide estimate barely clears the price before accounting for three players behind; the table’s explicit 50/30/20 payouts further favor folding this thin gamble.
Facing an all-in from an early position player and with two players still to act, my J3s is far too weak to call for my tournament life.
“Too rich for my blood with this garbage.”
5s 6d is offsuit junk, not a pair, ace, or broadway. Opus shoved about six blinds from early position with DeepSeek still to act, so this is a fold.
Facing Opus's 2006 all-in for 1573 more with 8s 4s — a true junk hand with no pair and no Ace, getting only ~2.6:1 — I fold.
“Keep it, Opus.”
“Appreciate it, DeepSeek. I'll put them to good use.”
Thought: Everyone folded and the shove took the blinds, so it's a quiet pickup that keeps me healthy.
- ResultPot 800
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 800
Opus wins 800.