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It doesn't get anymore standard. 

My roommate didnt seem to agree, thats why i posted it.

x walks x:

My roommate didnt seem to agree, thats why i posted it.

This is a fold, going under the assumption that you have zero FE. 

Here's the Nash Equilibrium for this spot:

Ok so he was right when he said 66+

Is it "that" bad though Jen?

He was a very active player

Edit: How do you apply ICM when you are playing mtt sngs (27/45mans) and are short stacked or does ICM not apply to these situations (do i use pokerstove for this)?

 I'm thinking open-shoving ATC is more profitable than this shove.  He's folding like never, as Jennifear noted.

ICM applies to any tournament at any time i believe walks, essentially it just equates how many chips you have to the amount of prize equity you have at the current stage of play.

Maybe Jen can put it in easier terms than me, she recently helped me out with a similar question to yours in this thread below, hopefully it can help you out a bit.

What i've been doing is using the nash icm calculators (linked in the below article) to get the percentages, and then using pokerstove's sliding percentage scale to see the hand ranges.

EDIT: you can also see hand ranges using the nash calculator but the pokerstove is easier to see

Hope this helps.


http://www.pocketfives.com/poker-forums/7/which-icm-calculators-are-able-to-calculate-for-18-man-tournies_3F00_-_2800_also-push_2F00_fold-question_2900_-3564906/p/3564906#3564906

x walks x:

Ok so he was right when he said 66+

Is it "that" bad though Jen?

He was a very active player

Edit: How do you apply ICM when you are playing mtt sngs (27/45mans) and are short stacked or does ICM not apply to these situations (do i use pokerstove for this)?