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Old 11-04-2004, 06:04 PM
Eder Eder is offline
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Default Re: A little feedback, please, guys?

I'm using Pokerstat...I guess about the same as tracker...I get same info, but dont get finish results listed, so although I know my ROI with very good filtering I cant find out my order of finish...
Also there are seperate costs to use on Pstars or Party...which imo is a rip, as I'm turning into a bonus whore and am chasing bonuses at varios sites atm.
Havn't seen an upgrade in 6 months either.
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Old 11-07-2004, 08:45 AM
ukgazz ukgazz is offline
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Default Re: A little feedback, please, guys?

I have tried most of them and stick to PT as well.

Been using it for a good while now and I almost exclusively play sng's.It has certainly helped me..... well worth the investment.

UKGazz
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Old 11-07-2004, 09:41 AM
DrPhysic DrPhysic is offline
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Thanks for the input guys. I bought Poker Tracker yesterday.

Doc
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Old 11-07-2004, 07:11 PM
t_perkin t_perkin is offline
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Default Re: Thanks

I haven't used poker tracker for 6 months or so and I don't have it installed on this computer.

Does it give you free access to all the Databases that it creates? if it does and people want some specific reports/stats then I expect I can knock up some SQL to pull out what you want pretty quickly.

Tim
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Old 11-07-2004, 08:03 PM
rjb03 rjb03 is offline
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Default Re: Thanks

I believe the databases lack password protection, so yes.
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Old 11-08-2004, 01:27 AM
BradleyT BradleyT is offline
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Default Re: Thanks

Ya you can query them if you can figure out the bad table design of PT [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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Old 11-08-2004, 01:44 AM
eastbay eastbay is offline
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Default Re: Thanks

[ QUOTE ]
I haven't used poker tracker for 6 months or so and I don't have it installed on this computer.

Does it give you free access to all the Databases that it creates? if it does and people want some specific reports/stats then I expect I can knock up some SQL to pull out what you want pretty quickly.

Tim

[/ QUOTE ]

Tim,

Even a trivial example of how to do this would be greatly appreciated. I have tons of things I want to be able to access or derive, but I'm not a database guy, although I am a professional programmer.

A simple example would be enough to get me started.

eastbay
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Old 11-09-2004, 07:21 PM
DaffyDuck DaffyDuck is offline
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Default Re: Thanks

There are 2 Poker Tracker databases, a stats DB and an hand history DB. They are in your pokertracker folder. You should use Windows explorer and make copies of them and then you can open one in Microsoft Access to work on.

To write a query, pick the query tab and select design a new query. I prefer to use design view and click the SQL button and write SQL directly. You can also use the wizard or the GUI to design queries.

Here is a query I wrote on the Hand History database to show me all hands on Pokerstars that I was all-in on. I also designed a report (pick the report tab) to format the output of this query in a nice readable report format. Hope this gets you started.

SELECT hand_histories.game_number, hand_histories.hand_history
FROM hand_histories
WHERE (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: raises ## to ## and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: raises ## to ### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: raises ## to #### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: raises ## to ##### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: raises ### to ### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: raises ### to #### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: raises ### to ##### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: raises #### to #### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: raises #### to ##### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: raises ##### to ##### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: bets # and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: bets ## and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: bets ### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: bets #### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: bets ##### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: calls # and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: calls ## and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: calls ### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: calls #### and is all-in*"))
or (((hand_histories.hand_history) Like "*daffy duck 2: calls ##### and is all-in*"));
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