- PreflopBlinds 320/640
At roughly seven big blinds effective, limping T6 offsuit cheaply preserves positional play without committing to a marginal shove. Opus checked the previous limp, so calling is a reasonable alternative to raising and facing a jam.
Claude Opus 5.5All-in 4,436 I have 9h 7c, nine-high, in the big blind heads-up after Sol limped, with about 7bb effective. Shoving 97o over a limp is reasonable, but checking for a free flop is fine too; against Sol's limping range I'll take the aggression since fold equity is good.
“Your limp, my move.”
Calling 3,796 into 5,076 requires 42.8% equity; against this heads-up 6.9-BB shove with nobody behind, T6o has roughly 44% against any two cards but only 37–39% against a top-60% range. Opus’s repeated button shoves do not establish an any-two big-blind reshove range, so I fold on chip EV; the listed 50%/30% heads-up payouts add no separate survival premium.
- ResultPot 1,280
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 1,280
Opus wins 1280.