Poker Tracker -- Cold Calling Question

[Leavenfish]

Seems like I've asked this before but do not recall getting an answer. Is there anyway you can have Poker Tracker or any other software (such as GameTime) display the percentage of time a given opponent COLD CALLS a bet?
I ask because everyone agrees that this is a tell-tale sign of a BAD player. It sure seems logical to me that Poker Tracker would have this built in for easy display at the table...but I can't find it.

---Leavenfish

[twankerr]

One the first tab, go to filters and check "Cold Called" under the Volume put in the Pot section.

[Leavenfish]

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One the first tab, go to filters and check "Cold Called" under the Volume put in the Pot section.

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I don't see it. Maybe I'm not clear in what I am looking for.

I do see under POSITION my (or that of an individual opponent) cold-calling frequency for each position and an average. I also see the ability to do 'advanced sorting' of my (or again any individual opponent) What I would like is to find a way to display that 'total' for other plays so that I can use that to pinpoint those who cold call too much.

For instance, I would like when I hit the SUMMARY tab - where it lists and allows you to sort your opponents by Session, $won, #hands, hrs, etc - to be able to display their cold calling frequency.

It seems to me that if it is such a reliable indication as to one's stength/weakness (as Ed Miller points out in his book) that this should be a feature available for your research.

---Leavenfish

[Leavenfish]

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No one is answering on the PT forum either...perhaps there just is no way to display/sort by opponents CCF....?

---Leavenfish

[melange]

You can get cold calling % in advanced notes exporting.

[Leavenfish]

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You can get cold calling % in advanced notes exporting.

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Ah yes, thanks! Now if I could just decipher amind that output what it is that I am looking for! I see nothing listed as CCPF...so I'm not at all sure. Any idea?

---Leavenfish

[JKDStudent]

Under "General Info." tab hit the "Filters" button halfway down on the right. There ya go.