Mr_J
07-11-2005, 02:01 PM
ICM just crunches the numbers treating chips as equal no matter who holds them. But surely chips aren't equal for everyone? A pro SNGer with XXXX chips will outperform a typical party SNGer with XXXX chips. ICM doesn't take skill into account, and the future value of chips based on the skill of the owner.
This would explain gigabet seeming to take marginal edges or racing earlier on to build up a bigstack (this is the impression I've got from posts, I've never seen him play and feel free to correct me).
We take our strengths and weaknesses into account when developing our playing style (not enough??), and it does influence our decisions (not enough??), I'm just saying that when someone then does the ICM calculation it will be flawed. E.g. when we run ICM we can't be sure it is the right play, since the right play might be different depending on who's making the decision.
Thoughts?
This would explain gigabet seeming to take marginal edges or racing earlier on to build up a bigstack (this is the impression I've got from posts, I've never seen him play and feel free to correct me).
We take our strengths and weaknesses into account when developing our playing style (not enough??), and it does influence our decisions (not enough??), I'm just saying that when someone then does the ICM calculation it will be flawed. E.g. when we run ICM we can't be sure it is the right play, since the right play might be different depending on who's making the decision.
Thoughts?