ICM Tools Comparison

Jusse82

Joined: 19.03.2010

09.12.2016, 01:45 0

Howdy ho!

I'm a first time poster here and I haven't read too much on this forum, but I didn't find a thread about comparison of different ICM calculation tools after looking for a while so I decided to make a new thread. :coolface:

I've recently analyzed my endgame play with both SNG Wizard and Holdemresources Calculator. I've noticed that these two programs give quite different results when I don't manually adjust any of the ranges. A lot of hands appear mistakes in other program and the same hands are clearly correct in the other program and vice versa. Which ICM calculation tool is considered the most accurate these days for equilibrium play? Obviously the ranges in actual game are player dependent but I'm trying to get the feel for "perfect" equilibrium play from where I can then adjust according to actual players.

So, which ICM tools are you people using? Why? Pros? Cons?

Cheers! :f_thumbsup:

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samni

Joined: 06.08.2009

Posts: 541

09.12.2016, 20:00 +1

I recently started using SimpleNash:
Pro's: it's free
Cons: it's sort of limited but thats not giving the prog enough credit cause you definately can sort some stuff out on it.

If you're willing to pay I guess HRC and ICMizer 2 are quite equal.

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Mobcasinos

Joined: 24.05.2016

Posts: 61

10.12.2016, 11:02 0

Originally posted by samni
I recently started using SimpleNash:
Pro's: it's free
Cons: it's sort of limited but thats not giving the prog enough credit cause you definately can sort some stuff out on it.

If you're willing to pay I guess HRC and ICMizer 2 are quite equal.

SimpleNash is a great ICM tool to use but if your going to use the free version you will have limited functions to use. Try to purchase it then you can use it fully. If not satisfied their are other ICM tools available with a free trial period.

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