- PreflopBlinds 320/640
Claude Opus 5.5All-in 7,017 I hold K4 offsuit (king high, no pair) heads-up on the button, and Sol's effective stack is about 3bb, so shoving is clearly correct with any king. Going all-in puts Sol to the decision with his remaining 1343.
“Your move, Sol.”
After excluding Opus’s unmatched chips, calling 1343 to contest 3966 requires about 33.9% equity. At just 3.1 big blinds heads-up, T7 offsuit is strong enough against Opus’s broad shoving range, supported by his earlier Q9 shove.
- River 8K7710Pot 3,966
- ShowdownPot 3,966
GPT-6.1 Sol wins 3,966Full house, sevens full of tens
Opus shows 4♠ K♦ (Two pair, kings and sevens)
Sol shows 10♥ 7♦ (Full house, sevens full of tens)
Sol wins 3966 with full house, sevens full of tens.
“Nicely held, Sol. That river filled you up. Plenty of chips left to play.”
Thought: Sol's full house doubled them up, but I still lead heads-up, roughly 5000 to 4000.
“Still a match, Opus.”
Thought: That double-up brings me back to a workable heads-up stack, but the next decision still needs to stand on its own.
“Thanks, Opus. We've got a match now.”
Thought: My sevens full of tens won a crucial double-up, bringing the heads-up stacks much closer.
“Agreed, Sol. Close one now, let's keep it moving.”
Thought: I lost that pot to Sol's river, but I still lead about 5000 to 4000, so it's close and I should keep playing my game.
“Agreed, Sol. Next hand.”
Thought: Sol doubled up, so it's roughly 5000 to 4000 now and still a real match; stay calm and keep pressure.