[ICM] ICMIZER 3 - Professional Preflop Poker Calculator, Advanced Push/Fold Quiz Trainer
06-05-2018
, 03:27 PM
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Here are the Screenshots:
Case A: http://icmpoker.com/screenshot/WjKMRU/
payout structure: top 6 players: 191,136,97,69,49,35
Case B: http://icmpoker.com/screenshot/WsLwUI/
payout structure: winner takes all 577$
When I tried to open the links again, they worked fine
Case A: http://icmpoker.com/screenshot/WjKMRU/
payout structure: top 6 players: 191,136,97,69,49,35
Case B: http://icmpoker.com/screenshot/WsLwUI/
payout structure: winner takes all 577$
When I tried to open the links again, they worked fine
Sorry for the delayed response, please send me an email at support@icmpoker.com with screenshot of how the PKO tournament that you are creating look like in Tournament creator dialog 1st and 2nd.
It is important not to ensure that you have correct values in the number of players and the KO size fields.
The correct way to do it is explained in this article:
https://www.icmpoker.com/en/blog/pro...HandsInICMIZER
06-06-2018
, 05:22 PM
Hi Q,
i figured it out by myself.
It was thinking the wrong way.
I didn't realize the fact, that in ICM situations, the amount of equity you win or lose is smaller than in a winner takes all situation. Therefore the value of the bounty in relation to the prizepool is higher in ICM situations
The calculations of ICMIZER seem to be correct
i figured it out by myself.
It was thinking the wrong way.
I didn't realize the fact, that in ICM situations, the amount of equity you win or lose is smaller than in a winner takes all situation. Therefore the value of the bounty in relation to the prizepool is higher in ICM situations
The calculations of ICMIZER seem to be correct
06-07-2018
, 07:34 AM
Quote:
Hi Q,
i figured it out by myself.
It was thinking the wrong way.
I didn't realize the fact, that in ICM situations, the amount of equity you win or lose is smaller than in a winner takes all situation. Therefore the value of the bounty in relation to the prizepool is higher in ICM situations
The calculations of ICMIZER seem to be correct
i figured it out by myself.
It was thinking the wrong way.
I didn't realize the fact, that in ICM situations, the amount of equity you win or lose is smaller than in a winner takes all situation. Therefore the value of the bounty in relation to the prizepool is higher in ICM situations
The calculations of ICMIZER seem to be correct
I wanted to say something along these lines but I need to open links first, and we're preparing the update for that.
PKO calculations have been live for 1.5 years now and they're pretty polished by now so huge bugs like you've suggested are just super unlikely.
Also remember that if you have doubts, you can use Detailed result function and check how each outcome EV is looking like in different situations. Or was it what you did?
06-07-2018
, 08:19 PM
06-08-2018
, 02:58 PM
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Glad that you've figured it out.
I wanted to say something along these lines but I need to open links first, and we're preparing the update for that.
PKO calculations have been live for 1.5 years now and they're pretty polished by now so huge bugs like you've suggested are just super unlikely.
Also remember that if you have doubts, you can use Detailed result function and check how each outcome EV is looking like in different situations. Or was it what you did?
I wanted to say something along these lines but I need to open links first, and we're preparing the update for that.
PKO calculations have been live for 1.5 years now and they're pretty polished by now so huge bugs like you've suggested are just super unlikely.
Also remember that if you have doubts, you can use Detailed result function and check how each outcome EV is looking like in different situations. Or was it what you did?
06-14-2018
, 08:35 PM
07-03-2018
, 07:56 PM
07-04-2018
, 05:45 AM
07-04-2018
, 05:49 AM
07-04-2018
, 09:33 AM
07-11-2018
, 09:41 AM
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I sometimes run calculate and the range window would have the hands grouped into three colors. I think they were green, grey and red. Firstly
1) I want to confirm what they mean please, particularly if the grey one is what i am able to open profitably given the shoving ranges of the remaining players
2) Also why do i only sometimes get this color scheme; was this feature removed?
1) I want to confirm what they mean please, particularly if the grey one is what i am able to open profitably given the shoving ranges of the remaining players
2) Also why do i only sometimes get this color scheme; was this feature removed?
https://www.icmpoker.com/screenshot/MQZpYv/
See this screenshot.
We've opened 17% hands, opponent makes a tight push, and out of this 17 % only 3% are a call (green). The 83% that we didn't open with are grayed out, because we cannot have them at this point.
Hope this helps
07-12-2018
, 06:19 PM
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Hi the 3-color grouping is displayed when you're calculating hero response range typically on the second round of bets after he has opened preflop and has a "master" range that limits his range of potential calling hands to the hands that he had opened with.
https://www.icmpoker.com/screenshot/MQZpYv/
See this screenshot.
We've opened 17% hands, opponent makes a tight push, and out of this 17 % only 3% are a call (green). The 83% that we didn't open with are grayed out, because we cannot have them at this point.
Hope this helps
https://www.icmpoker.com/screenshot/MQZpYv/
See this screenshot.
We've opened 17% hands, opponent makes a tight push, and out of this 17 % only 3% are a call (green). The 83% that we didn't open with are grayed out, because we cannot have them at this point.
Hope this helps
I'm guessing not because that would mean we have to raise fold TT and AQ with 8bbs in the example you gave... In that case are you working on a model that would allow us to see what we can open with and then show us what our raise calling range and raise folding range would be? Obviously this would only be practical with say 5-16BBs to "void" the villain flatting?
07-24-2018
, 07:48 PM
07-24-2018
, 07:51 PM