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PokerStars has changed their policy regarding ICM calculators. After policy change using of SNGEGT (or any other ICM calculator) during game is not allowed. We have been informed by PokerStars that actions will be taken against players who use ICM calculators during game after June.

Are you a chronic "bubble boy"? If you have wondered why you go out on the bubble so often or make it into the money with a short stack and finish third so often then SNGEGT is exactly what you need! With the correct end game strategies you will start to get more first place finishes and less third and fourth place finishes, and that means a big increase in your hourly win rate.

Sit and Go End Game Tools (SNGEGT) is a powerful tool for calculating the correct plays in the later stages of sit and go tournaments. Because these decisions are so easy to quantify and so important to your win rate it, is important to master them if you want to become a serious winner. With this revolutionary tool you can get advice while you play with our Real Time analyzer (Standard and GT versions) or go back over decisions later to find the holes in your game and plug them forever. SNGEGT uses an ICM calculator as it's core but automates the processes for you so that you don't have to be a math wizard or spend hours with a notebook to find out that what the correct play was.

SNGEGT also reads the table for you, imports hand histories and analyzes them automatically, and it will even tell you exactly how much value you get out of each possible play. With a little work you can easily get your end game strategy equivalent to the best in the world. End game strategy isn't really that complicated, and a little work makes it a fairly easy thing to master.

Should you stay aggressive and try to win while risking a much lower finish or tighten up a bit and wait for a hand while your opponents get knocked out? With SNGEGT the answers will be easy and they'll be mathematically correct every time.