Raise First In?

[haxe]

hi guys,

i wonder whether i overlooked the stat "Raise First In" or as i assume, there isnt a RFI-stat in PT3?

i looked around in the forum, and it seems like if i want to have this stat displayed i have to "program" it myself somewhere.

as i am not very good in these things, i wonder whether you could help me out with a detailed "how to" instruction, so that i can get this stat displayed.

thanks a lot...

haxe

[kraada]

There is such a stat, and it's called RFI - it is built in by default.

[haxe]

hi kraada,

thx for the quick response. i will have a closer look and find it this time...

[Mr Tiger]

RFI stat includes the column cnt_p_raise_first_in:

sum( if[holdem_hand_player_statistics.flg_p_first_raise AND holdem_hand_player_statistics.flg_p_open_opp, 1, 0])

Is holdem_hand_player_statistics.flg_p_open_opp obligatory here? Does holdem_hand_player_statistics.flg_p_first_raise include the situation with limpers behind?

[Mr Tiger]

Found out the answers: yes and yes :)

[czglory]

RFI by position should be standard, but doesn't seem to be in there =(

[WhiteRider]

You can display any stat in the HUD by position by setting the Position property.
See the Tutorial: Statistic Properties for more information.

[Galo7070]

You can display any stat in the HUD by position by setting the Position property.
See the Tutorial: Statistic Properties for more information.

I want RFI by position (*), on the reports and Hud

It´s possible? How?

Thanks,


(*) When i write "position", i mean CO, BU, SB, no mean LP or MP.
People don´t play similar ranges CO or BU, so LP is not a good way to read the stat.

[WhiteRider]

In the reports you can see that on the Position tab.
For the HUD you would need to create custom stats, or you could try out PT4 which is in public Beta and has separate HUD position options for cutoff, button, SB and BB (as well as EP and MP).

If you want custom stats for PT3 you may find them in the Customize PokerTracker, or check out the Tutorial: Custom Reports and Statistics which explains how to build a positional version of a stat.