Re: Keeping Records
 

I like staking, but it doesn't have a field to enter how many people you have "Caponed" this session.

Re: Keeping Records
 

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I like staking, but it doesn't have a field to enter how many people you have "Caponed" this session.

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There's a cheat in the software that lets you add this column manually. All you have to do is set it to search 2+2 forums... when it verifies that you've started a tipping thread, you're free to proceed.

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Re: Keeping Records
 

Does a NITISH semi rant about someone else being allowed to smoke a cigar in the poker room at Caesar's In count?

Re: Keeping Records
 

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Does a NITISH semi rant about someone else being allowed to smoke a cigar in the poker room at Caesar's In count?

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Ah, sure. I feel like kicking someone in the nuts today anyway, don't need much of an excuse. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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Re: Keeping Records
 

The clear answer here is Statking. Regardless of whether you are an Excel god or not, the reason to use Statking is because of Bob Dibble's excellent import utility, which provides for 1-click importation of PT data.

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The clear answer here is Statking. Regardless of whether you are an Excel god or not, the reason to use Statking is because of Bob Dibble's excellent import utility, which provides for 1-click importation of PT data.

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Wow, I didn't know I could use PT to track my live play.

Re: Keeping Records
 

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The clear answer here is Statking. Regardless of whether you are an Excel god or not, the reason to use Statking is because of Bob Dibble's excellent import utility, which provides for 1-click importation of PT data.

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Wow, I didn't know I could use PT to track my live play.

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What.. the places you play at don't have USB ports in the side of the table? [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

Re: Keeping Records
 

Live play hours accumulate so slowly, and across so many different limits, that I never bother to analyze them because I think the data is meaningless w/out years of records. I write them down in a diary that I keep with money bankroll, but aside from the one time that I sat down out of curiosity and added up a combined P&L for my live play, I can honestly say I've never looked at these numbers.

Re: Keeping Records
 

I update Statking after evry session at the B&M. It keeps you honest about how you are doing. The biggest fish on the planet believes he is a winner because he has selective memory. He counts the wins, sometimes twice, and accidently forgets about a few loses here and there.

Staking keeps you honest, you can't argue with red type face.

Re: Keeping Records
 

There's a free tracking tool available here.

It's not as full-featured as StatKing and doesn't include any charts, but is useful for what it does. StatKing isn't exactly expensive, but this is free and does some basic calculations.