Quiz for lesson "The Fundamentals of the Independent Chip...

QUESTION 1:

The Independent Chip Model (ICM) helps you to:

Estimate how big is your stack in relation to blinds and antes.
Put a monetary value on your chip stack.
Calculate your cEV in every possible situation.

QUESTION 2:

Which sentence is correct?

The ICM evaluates chip stacks by allocating the total prize pool amongst each player's percentage of the total chips in play.
The ICM evaluates chip stacks by comparing one to other stacks at the table.
The ICM evaluates chip stacks by estimating the probability of each player obtaining a particular place.

QUESTION 3:

Which assumption isn't ICM based on?

The current position is irrelevant.
All players are equal in skill.
Similar stacks have the same value.

QUESTION 4:

The ICM:

approximates a given stack's monetary value by calculating its equity in the prizepool.
takes into account what your table image is.
is a perfect model; one should never deviate from its calculations or make any kind of adjustments.

QUESTION 5:

The ICM's working mode can be compared to:

a lottery where each player has one ticket.
a lottery where each chip is a ticket.
a lottery where one starting stack equals one ticket.

QUESTION 6:

Take a look at the following situation from a 9-man SNG with a payout structure of 50/30/20. Which player, according to the ICM, has the following probabilities of finishing the tournament:

1st - 3% | 2nd - 5% | 3rd - 10% | 4th - 81% ?

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QUESTION 7:

Take a look at the following situation from a 6-man SNG with a payout structure of 65/35. Which player, according to the ICM, has the following probabilities of finishing the tournament:

1st - 55% | 2nd - 32% | 3rd - 13% ?

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Quiz for lesson "The Fundamentals of the Independent Chip Model"