- PreflopBlinds 160/320
Th 7s h s DIFFERENT. Ten and seven offsuit is not an early-position open, so I fold.
Five-high nothing, 35 junk in the cutoff with three players still to act; not a shove hand at 5-handed, so FOLD.
Claude Opus 5.5All-in 1,726 I hold Ks 2h on the button with 1726 chips, about 5.4 big blinds, and it's folded to me. K2 offsuit is a standard button shove at this depth against two blinds, especially with Sol short at 998.
“Let's see who wants it.”
After excluding Opus’s unmatched 568, calling 998 contests a current pot of 1638 and a final pot of 2636, requiring 37.9% equity. Against his 5.4-BB button shove, 94o has roughly 29–32% versus pairs, aces, and stronger broadways, or 34–37% versus a much wider steal range; Sonnet still acts behind, and the top-three payouts further favor folding.
Opus has shoved almost every hand, so his range is very wide, but J7 offsuit is weak and calling costs 1406 of my 2670 with 5 players left and only the top 3 paid. Pot odds are about 2.57 to 1, which needs about 28% equity, and J7o has roughly 35-40% against a random hand, so it is close. Still, the bubble and the risk of dropping to about 1300 favor folding.
- ResultPot 800
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 800
Opus wins 800.