Deciphering the limp re-raise with statistics

[SomethingClever]

Hey... can anyone figure out how to do this?

Make a query that searches your PT database for every time a player limp re-raises and gets to showdown. Then groups the results by hand and frequency.

I'm interested to see what % of the time it's a big pair, and what % of the time it's crap.

Thanks in advance!

[captZEEbo1]

I was curious about this too. I know you can do it for yourself, but that doesn't answer what we're looking for.

[SomethingClever]

Shameless bump. I think this is interesting.

I frequently see the limp RR with hands like 88 and QJo... or AA and KK.

I'd love to see some semi-concrete numbers. I have a 105k sample size to play with.

[scarr]

There are a bunch more statistics one could extract from that Poker Tracker database. Looks like the program uses MS Access for it's database. Anyone know the schema? Is it public?

I didn't see any information on the PokerTracker website, and I don't have a database I can snoop on this machine right now to find out. It might be proprietary, so please don't post if that is the case.

-scarr

[droidboy]

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- Andrew

www.pokerstove.com (http://www.pokerstove.com)

[crunchy1]

If you have MS Access you can open the database and do anything you want with it. Of course, if you save it, it may not work with PT anymore.