Use of Pokertracker

[themflags]

okay, I got the Pokertracker. In looking at it, there's just so much information that I'm not quite sure where to start. Does anybody have thoughts on how they apply PT to their own analysis? What stats do they look at to determine the quality of their opponents? etc

On a side note, what approach in general do others use in analyzing activity? I was thinking of still using raw logs to identify player tendencies that may not be apparent to me either at game time, or in PT. I would then use my anecdotal thoughts in conjunction with PT to (hopefully) come up with an effective profile for that player. Seems reasonable to me, but hard to do if I'm not quite sure how to use the info I have.

any thoughts appreciated.

[xrongor]

i just asked some questions about this software too. im interested to see the feedback. i too feel analyzing hands can yield other information besides what the tracker can. more importantly i feel like im really learning vs just doing what it says. i also use a poker stripper (or whatever they are called) to trim down the logs to keep them manageable.

thx to all who reply.
randy

[themflags]

What's a poker stripper? And how does it keep logs more manageable?

[maurile]

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What's a poker stripper?

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I'm really hoping the answer is Shana Hiatt.

[Wahoo91]

MSSUnshine on PT

[xrongor]

id have to go for jessica simpson myself..
hand converter
it easily and quickly removes the bs from the logs you get.