I am really looking to sharpen up my reshove ranges, mostly in short stack spots. I have been using ICMIZER for a bit now but I feel like I am banging my head against the wall when i get to some of theese spots. I have been looking at hands where villian who is usually opening wide from CO or BU, calculating the nash ranges first and attempting to adjust from there. The results I keep getting are extremely tight reshoving ranges. I mean like JJ or QQ+ and it has gotten me to really question a lot of the plays I am making vs this type of player and in spots near or on the bubble. I am very well aware that this result is affected by the bubble, stack sizes and also have been using the FGS (future game simulation).  I should add that most of the calcualtions I have been running are from 6max sngo's that I have been playing in atempt to work on short handed play, push fold and HU spots that seem to be so very important at Final Tables.

I guess what I'm getting at is what is every one using to calculate correct reshove ranges using ICM? Should I be looking at this in Chip EV mode? Maybe I'm over complicating this a little on my end but I really want to sharpen this part of my game and the correct reshove ranges could possibly be a rather large leak in my game right now I'm just not sure to what extent. Any suggestions or comments would really be appreciated.