ICM (Independent Chip Model) is a mathematical model used in poker to calculate the fair value of a player's chip stack in tournament play. It takes into account the remaining payouts, the number of players left in the tournament, and the size of each player's chip stack.
ICM is typically used in the later stages of a tournament when the payouts become significant and players are more likely to make decisions based on their chip stack value rather than the strength of their hand.
ICM calculations can help players make better decisions regarding when to push, fold, or call.
ICM is typically used in the later stages of a tournament when the payouts become significant and players are more likely to make decisions based on their chip stack value rather than the strength of their hand.
ICM calculations can help players make better decisions regarding when to push, fold, or call.
