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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6682566, member: 397965"] ICMizer is only for preflop push-fold spots. To calculate your equity postflop you can use the free program Equilab. You were getting 4:1, so ignoring the players behind you needed 20% equity to make a break-even call in chip EV. You had 45% against a range of 99+, which seem fair, when he was the preflop 3-bettor. Even against his exact hand you had 25%, which was closer but still enough even factoring in ICM. So even if he had somehow shown you 99, this is still a call. Just because a hand was your last in an MTT, does not mean, you should be looking for an excuse to not put in your chips. Sometimes its just your time to die in a tournament, and this was such a time. Finally you finished 8 out of 1154, which is a great result, since you outlasted more than 99% of the field. So focus on all the hands, that got you so far, rather than the one, where you busted due to an unavoidable spot :) [/QUOTE]
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