c net adjusted

[chigh]

Hi,
can someone explain my c net adjusted. My line is -$ but I am not making to many ICM mistakes in 9 man STT. For example if I am a big stack on the bubble and shove A8o into another big stack who has slightly less chips than me and there is are 2 shorter stacks and the big stack calls w AK that is an ICM mistake for them and not me so how does this effect the c net line? And in my graph section my all in equity line is +90 but my cet net adjusted is -125. So I can not figure out what this line is for? I thought is was to show what you should be winning?

[WhiteRider]

Check out this thread which asks the same question.

[chigh]

I read that but I dont get it. Can you explain why my equity line is so different from my c net ad. line.

[WhiteRider]

Equity is measured in chips, and is calculated in each hand individually.
My C Net Adjusted is a monetary measure and is based on a sum of the adjustments from all of the all-in hands in a tournament.
If you're comparing these in a graph for example, they are on completely different scales.

[chigh]

Ok but I have been checking my push/fold in the icm calc and not making to many errors so thats why I dont get why it is so low. Because -150 is making a heap of bad icm shove/calls right? So the two are not adding up.

[WhiteRider]

Equity adjusted results isn't based on the range on hands your opponent may have - it is based purely on the cards you both hold when you actually get all-in. Check out this tutorial.