In a cash game, QQ vs AK 1k pot 50% equity (roughly) 500$ EV in graph.
In a STT, QQ vs AK 1k pot 50% equity--> you have 500 chipEV.
But your dollar equity relies on how many players are left, what are their stacksizes, what is the payout structure, do you still have chips left if you lose the hand, do you eliminate a player if you win the hand? In other words: what is your dollar equity at the start of the hand versus what is your dollar equity when the hand is finished.
You need a ICM calculator (which is build in, in HM2) to calculate this equity.
Example: I found an example of a $1 game. 3 handed.
Where I go allin with AK vs 66.
Starting stack 500 chips.
This is what the ICM calculation looks like:
Code:
Payouts
1 $2.79
Start EV End EV Diff Player
$0.91 $0.89 ($0.02) AsherSan
$0.95 $0.02 ($0.93) rob0666
$0.93 $1.88 $0.95 Patvs
SNG EV analysis
Board -
Prizes $2.79
EV Result Luck Hand Player
$0.89 $0.89 $0.00 AsherSan
$1.05 $0.02 ($1.03) 6d6s rob0666
$0.85 $1.88 $1.03 AhKs Patvs
hand order 6d6s > AhKs probability 54.7939%
0 stack 480, icm ev $0.89
1 stack 1020, icm ev $1.90
2 stack 0, icm ev $0.00
hand order AhKs > 6d6s probability 44.8166%
0 stack 480, icm ev $0.89
1 stack 10, icm ev $0.02
2 stack 1010, icm ev $1.88
hand order 6d6s = AhKs probability 0.3895%
0 stack 480, icm ev $0.89
1 stack 515, icm ev $0.96
2 stack 505, icm ev $0.94
(notice the ICM calculation also looks at the chance of a splitpot)