MYPKRPRO vs ICMIZER

Where each tool fits

ICMIZER is a deep desktop calculator: general MTT Nash, ICM, and future game simulation. It has a PKO module, but the workflow is set-up-a-spot, wait for a solution, read a chart.

MYPKRPRO is a study companion plus a post-session grader, both built PKO-first. Ranges are solver-seeded for the ≤25bb spots that decide PKO tournaments, with bounty EV, covering-stack corrections, and antes baked in by default.

Feature comparison

• Built for how PKO players actually study. MYPKRPRO drills the ≤25bb spots that decide PKO tournaments in seconds per spot — no set-up-a-sim, wait, read-a-chart loop.
• PKO-first defaults. Every MYPKRPRO range accounts for bounty ratio, cover/covered, and effective stack. ICMIZER solves generic MTT nodes with PKO as one mode.
• Hand-history grading. MYPKRPRO ingests GG and PokerStars .txt files, filters qualifying PKO spots, and scores each preflop decision in bb/100. ICMIZER has no grader.
• Pricing. ICMIZER runs ~$18/mo (~$99/yr) with a grader-less PKO workflow inside a desktop calculator. MYPKRPRO launches under that, PKO-only, with the grader included — beta members lock the founder rate.

When to still use ICMIZER

ICMIZER's future-game and deep-stack MTT solutions are useful if you play a lot of classic (non-bounty) MTTs, satellites without a bounty overlay, or want to run custom scenarios with unusual payouts. MYPKRPRO doesn't try to replace that.

When MYPKRPRO wins

• You play mostly PKO / bounty schedules.
• You want a solver-graded review of every session from GG and PokerStars automatically.
• You want to drill the short-stack PKO spots that decide the tournament, not read charts one at a time.

Related: MYPKRPRO vs GTO Wizard, PKO strategy.