Hand Ranges - Chart?

[StregaChess]

I been looking for a chart of hand ranges and so far no luck. Figured how hard could it be to make one myself.
So off to my favorite ICM tools...
When I noticed this...

Wiz listed
10% 55+,AT+,A8s+

Another one of the tools...
10% 55+, Ato+, A8s+, KQs

So, which is considered correct, seem KQ is missing from one. Also if anyone knows of where I could find this in a chart?

Okdokie.. thanks...

[StregaChess]

Following up on my own question of...

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I been looking for a chart of hand ranges and so far no luck. Figured how hard could it be to make one myself.
So off to my favorite ICM tools...
When I noticed this...

Wiz listed
10% 55+,AT+,A8s+

Another one of the tools...
10% 55+, Ato+, A8s+, KQs


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Got this from the good folks at sngwiz

http://sngwiz.com/index.php?option=c...&topic=7.0

Here is the explanation for the difference...

"I assume the other "tool" is SNGPT. If that assumption is correct, I can tell you exactly why there is a difference.

Both tools use Sklansky-Karlson (SK) hand rankings when converting from percentages. KQs is actually in the top 10.3% of hands. SNGPT appears to round each hand percentage so the that 10.3% gets included in the top 10%. I decided that a 10.3% hand should not be included in the top 10%, so the Wizard excludes KQs."

For what it's worth, I'd also like to mention to folks that Wiz has a quiz mode that's pretty cool.

And thanks to JSH06 for turning me on to the wiz...

[Javanewt]

Not sure if this is helpful to you or not, but it might be interesting: http://www.gocee.com/poker/HE_Val_Sort.htm

[StregaChess]

Thanks much!

[Tjorriemorrie]

Can this apply to full ring as well?

[StregaChess]

I think the logic holds up but the focus is all in situations preflop. I guess if you came to a table short stack with the idea of just playing preflop it might have some value, but otherwise I'm not sure how much use you'd get from it.