ICM Training Tools

Yeah, ICM Trainer is limited, but it will carry you through the lowest limits.
Bear in mind that it is meant for traditional SnGs.

Free resources?
I was hoping to find some Android apps for practising ranges NLHE cash games, but found nothing suitable.
I haven't looked there for ICM stuff, but it's worth a shot

ICM outdated? I thought ICM is still ICM in any period, like basic math can not be outdated.
ICM trainer for its price is good free tool.
There is one good free tools too - SimpleNash, you can try it, graphics is not like ICMizer but good info there.

Originally posted by VorpalF2F
Free resources?
I was hoping to find some Android apps for practising ranges NLHE cash games, but found nothing suitable.
I haven't looked there for ICM stuff, but it's worth a shot

I've found something called "Poker Preflop GTO - NLHE Preflop Ranges" but I've no idea how good it is and it's definitely not free.

Originally posted by Vampiir142
ICM outdated? I thought ICM is still ICM in any period, like basic math can not be outdated.
ICM trainer for its price is good free tool.
There is one good free tools too - SimpleNash, you can try it, graphics is not like ICMizer but good info there.

The tool ICM trainer is outdated. Not even sure if it's still accurate in certain spots. But yeah it's free and it's a good learning tool for beginners. I didn't know SimpleNash was actually free. I heard some good things about it and will give that a try.

Edit: When you go to the SimpleNash website it says: Simple Nash is an advanced and absolutely FREE calculator for analysis. But when you download and install it says it's a trial license. It's a disappointment already when developers deceive you like that When you scroll a bit further down on their website you can see why...those prices are insane ranging from $300 to $1500 not for my budget anyways.

I've been digging a bit of my own and came across this open source and thus free project called TexasSolver I don't know if it's trustworthy there's just too little info. Maybe someone here has tried it?

Originally posted by FriskyArt

Edit: When you go to the SimpleNash website it says: Simple Nash is an advanced and absolutely FREE calculator for analysis. But when you download and install it says it's a trial license. It's a disappointment already when developers deceive you like that When you scroll a bit further down on their website you can see why...those prices are insane ranging from $300 to $1500 not for my budget anyways.

You can simply get one year licence key for free. After that you can ask again and again you get it.
You only fill the email adres inside of Simple Nash and than key come to email box.

Oh really? Didn't realize. Seems like it worked, thanks!