fold equity GTO ICM overbet This video explains an advanced ICM concept: overbet shoving on the flop at final tables. Using GTO Wizard solver analysis, it demonstrates when and why solvers prefer ending pots early rather than navigating complex turn/river scenarios. The video covers single-raised and 3-bet pots from various positions, examining hand selection and "mega master effects." The video explores GTO-optimal overbet jamming on the flop at final tables. This strategy forces opponents to fold strong hands due to ICM pressure, avoiding difficult decisions on later streets and protecting against scare cards. Strategic Takeaways: Risk premium affects jamming frequency - higher risk premium creates more jamming opportunities First player to jam gains significant fold equity Value hands for jamming include big top pairs and vulnerable overpairs (40-80% equity) Bluff candidates often block value hands in your range Overcard hands with blockers create better "mega master effects" than draws Stack preservation often matters more than stack building in ICM spots This strategy works best on dynamic boards where equities shift on future streets
