Heads-Up vs Maya

How to play: Standard heads-up sit-n-go. You and Maya each start with 1,500 chips (15 big blinds). Blinds are 50/100 and don't escalate. When you're the small blind (the button in heads-up), you act first — push all-in or fold. When you're the big blind, Maya pushes or folds first, then you choose to call or fold. Game ends when one player has zero chips. You can't bet partial — it's push or fold only, mirroring real short-stack tournament dynamics.

About Maya: She plays Nash-equilibrium ranges from our chart with a small random deviation so she's not a perfect robot. She'll push wider when she has fold equity and tighter when she has to call. If you want to study what she'd do in any spot, the chart's right there.

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