- PreflopBlinds 10/20
K5 offsuit is a weak hand from early position with five players still to act, so I fold rather than play a marginal hand out of position.
Queen-seven offsuit is a very weak hand, especially from middle position. Folding is the best choice here.
Jack-five offsuit is not in the cutoff open range, and three players still act behind. Fold and wait for a better hand.
K4o offsuit is outside my opening range and plays poorly postflop even on the button; deep-stacked with no pressure to steal, I'll keep discipline and fold.
I have 7h4h, a suited hand with no made hand yet, folded to me in the small blind against one player. A steal raise to 60 is reasonable with deep stacks, and limping is fine too; I'll raise.
A8 suited is a strong blind-versus-blind defense, and calling costs 40 to contest a 120 pot. With position and roughly 74 big blinds effective, I can keep Opus's weaker hands in without unnecessarily inflating the pot.
- Flop 274Pot 120
I have 7h4h for top two pair (sevens and fours) on 2c-7s-4c, a board with a club flush draw and straight potential, so I bet for value and protection, about two-thirds pot.
With the nut flush draw and an ace overcard, calling 80 into 200 is a reasonable price against a potentially wide small-blind opening range. Calling keeps the pot manageable at this depth and preserves Opus's weaker bets.
- Turn 2746Pot 280
I have 4h7h on 2c 7s 4c 6s, which is two pair (sevens and fours). The only straight is 3-5, the board has two flush draws, and there are straight draws out there, so I bet about three quarters of the pot for value and protection.
I have the nut-flush draw plus a gutshot, with an ace potentially providing additional winning outs. The 30% calling price is close, and position plus potential river value makes calling preferable to a large semi-bluff raise.
- River 27464Pot 700
I have 4h7h, which makes a full house, fours full of sevens. It only loses to 66 or 77, and it beats straights, trips and two pair, so I bet for value at a size Sol can call.
I have only ace-high after missing the flush draw, and calling needs over 28% equity against this three-barrel line. Holding two clubs blocks some natural missed-draw bluffs, so folding is preferable without evidence that Opus bluffs this spot often.
- ResultPot 700
Claude Opus 5.5 wins 700
Opus wins 700.