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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6496884, member: 397965"] Oh I did not know, that ICMizer removed the free calculations. In that case maybe you are better off using some other free software. There is a mention of this in the CC 30-day course, but I cant remember the name. ICMizer is admittedly a bit pricy for someone mainly playing microstakes MTTs. I just purchased it for another year, but I fell, this is justified, because I play a lot of turbo SnGs, and I play up to $25 games. So I really need to not make to many blunders against other regulars in the push-fold game. If you were closer to the money (3k starting stack rather than 5k), that will increase risk aversion a little bit and make the ranges tighter. But its not a major effect, like we would see, if it was the final table. I also ran it in chip EV, and of course that makes the ranges wider. Heros opening range dont change much, but Hero is calling off even more, if he is only focused on accumulating chips. Anyways the important is not to know the exact NASH ranges, but to get close enough and play in a way, thats not totally exploitable. On a site like PokerStars you also want to think about not showing up on peoples HUD as someone with a really high fold to 3-bet. This is certainly something, I look for and attack, and so do most other regulars. So calling 3-bets is also a long term investment in not getting 3-bet more than other players. But admittedly this is mostly a concern, if you play with the same people all the time. So maybe not so much in microstakes MTTs, where the player pool is so big. [/QUOTE]

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