ICMIZER 3 Poker Software Blog: Poker Strategy

ICMIZER partners with HUSNG

9 August 2012

Professional poker players and coaches from HUSNG.com choose ICMIZER software as their daily study tool.

Custom hand rankings and other changes of May

6 June 2012

In may we have added support for custom hand rankings, fixed a lot of parsing problems and made results display more obvious visually.

ICMIZER is officially released

13 May 2012

Free public beta started pretty long ago, 15 September 2011. Over the course of last 8 months a lot of work has been done. ICMIZER now can analyze almost all kinds of tournament poker situations

ICMIZER vs SngWiz calculation comparison

14 March 2012

Overcall or three way all-in calculation feature has been finally added to ICMIZER. In this article we compare results for various realistic poker tournament spots produced by ICMIZER and SngWiz.

Ben Roberts ICM model

12 March 2012

In this article Ben Roberts gives an introduction and reasoning behind his/her new ICM model. He compares new algorithm with classic Malmuth-Harville ICM algorithm.

New ICM model in ICM calculator

11 March 2012

ICM (independant chip model) goal is to correctly convert poker tournament chips into dollars. Our ICM calculator now supports a new ICM model.

Analyzing 3bet resteals in heads up sit and go

7 March 2012

Many players are interested in learning mathematically correct resteals in HU SNGs. This can be especially important in hyper turbo SNG. In this article I will show you how you can analyze preflop resteal spots heads up with my program ICMIZER.

Review of latest interface changes in ICMIZER

31 January 2012

ICM calculator now correctly calculates ICM EV for hero fold decision by taking into account possible course of actions from players who can act after hero

Merge Network hand format is now also supported

30 December 2011

ICMIZER is now able to parse Merge Network hands XML format

ICM poker and ultimate difference between call and push spots

16 November 2011

What is the big ICM difference between call and push spots? Some often overlooked things to consider when you make a decision in poker.