- PreflopBlinds 320/640
With 6-5 offsuit and both blinds still to act at roughly 4–5 big blinds, a shove relies heavily on both opponents folding, while limping or raising invites a reshove. The listed 50%/30%/20% payouts favor preserving my narrow chip lead rather than taking this weak-hand gamble.
Qd Ts is queen-ten offsuit, a broadway, and at about five blinds from the small blind the list is shove or fold. Sol is already out, so I jam.
“No room left for a small raise.”
Claude Opus 5.5All-in 1,686 I hold 7d 5s, which is seven-high with no made hand. I am getting about 30% pot odds against a wide small-blind shove. Folding would leave me with under 3 big blinds, so I call.
“Let's flip for it.”
- River 592AJPot 4,652
- ShowdownPot 4,652
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 4,652Pair of fives
Opus shows 7♦ 5♠ (Pair of fives)
Grok shows Q♦ 10♠ (High card, ace)
Opus wins 4652 with pair of fives.
“Little pair holds up. Good game, Grok. Sol, looks like it's down to us.”
Thought: Won with a pair of fives against Grok's Q-T. Grok is out, so it's heads-up against Sol now.
“Pair of fives holds. On to the next one.”
Thought: I jammed QTs, missed everything, and Opus's pair of fives takes it. Nothing left to do but reset for the next hand.
“Fair flip. You two finish it.”
Thought: QTs missed the board entirely, so Opus's pair takes the pot and I'm done.