Tournament Player Statistics -
Tourney Time Tab
You
can use this tab when you are playing to see statistics for the players
sitting at your table. You may also view/edit notes and see the icon you
have used to define a player here as well.
Next
to each seat number is a dropdown list containing player names. Start
typing in the player name (see the Preferences
button section if you want to auto-populate the table) and when the
type-ahead search locates the player you are looking for, hit the ENTER
key. The statistics and notes for that player will appear in the data
sections. When you hit the ENTER key, focus will go to the next player at
the table. DON'T use the TAB key or it will skip over the next player,
instead going to the player 2 places over from the player you just
entered.
When the table is populated, the number
of tournaments, average place of finish, percent player finished in the
money and number of hands used in the table average calculations are displayed along with the seat number directly above the
player name.
- Seat
- the seat number a player is in.
- Player
Name - name of the player selected at the table.
- Total
Hands - total hands played by this player.
- Vol.
Put T$ In Pot - percentage of times player voluntarily put money
into the pot pre-flop. Putting money in the blinds is not considered
voluntary unless you call from the SB or call a raise from the BB.
- Folded
SB To Steal - percentage of times the player folded their small
blind to a steal attempt. HOW IS A STEAL ATTEMPT DETERMINED? It
is considered a steal attempt if a player raises from the cut-off (one
position before the button) or from the button when everyone else in
the hand (except any other player that may have posted a BB out of
position) has folded before them.
- Folded
BB To Steal - percentage of times a played folded their big blind
to a steal attempt.
- Att.
To Steal Blinds - percentage of times a player attempted to steal
the blinds when the opportunity to steal came up.
- Won
T$ WSF % - percentage of times player won money from the pot when
seeing the flop.
- Tournament
Amount Won - amount won.
- Went
To SD % - went to showdown percentage - percentage of times
players went to showdown once they saw the flop.
- Won
T$ At SD % - percentage of times player won money when going to
showdown.
- PF
Raise % - percentage of times player raised pre-flop.
- Check
Raise % - percentage of times player check-raised (this is a
percentage of their overall possible actions).
Double-clicking on a player name in
the list on the Game Time tab
Will open a window to allow you to see
more detail about that player.
All known hands for the player will be
retrieved on this window.
- Position (# off the Button) -
how far off the button player was. 0 indicates the button, SB
indicates small blind and BB indicates big blind.
- Total Hands - total hands
played at the position.
- Vol Put T$ In Pot - percentage
of times player voluntarily put money in the pot from this position.
- Att. To Steal Blinds -
percentage of times player attempted to steal the blinds from this
position. HOW IS A STEAL ATTEMPT DETERMINED? It
is considered a steal attempt if a player raises from the cut-off (one
position before the button) or from the button when everyone else in
the hand (except any other player that may have posted a BB out of
position) has folded before them.
- Won T$ WSF % - percentage of
times player won money when seeing the flop from this position.
- Went To SD % - percentage of
times player went to showdown from this position when seeing the flop.
- Won T$ At SD % - percentage of
times player won money when going to showdown from this position.
- PF Raise % - percentage of
times player raised pre-flop from this position.
When a position is selected on the top
data section, the known hands for that position will be retrieved into the
lower section.
- Hand - the hand dealt to the
player in this position.
- Times - known times player hand
this hand.
- PFR % - percentage of times
player raised with this hand from this position.
- Steal % - percentage of times
player tried to steal the blinds with this hand from this position.
- SB - Number of times with the
hand in the small blind.
- BB - Number of times with the
hand in the big blind. This and the SB are more useful when the
"Show all known hands..." box is checked.
The "Show all known hands, ignore
position" box
Checking this box displays all known
hands on the bottom data section, ignoring the position selected on the
top data section.
The "Go To" button
If this button is enabled and you click
it, you will be taken to the General Info. tab and the stats for the
selected player will be retrieved. The button is only enabled if the
selected player is in the treeview on the left-hand side of the Ring Game
Player Statistics window.
The "More..." button
This takes you to the player
summary detail window for the selected player.
The "View Outside PT" button
on the Game Time Tab
Clicking this button will launch
a separate program that will display just the Tourney Time information
on it outside of the Poker Tracker "frame". This will allow you
to move the window around to wherever it best suits you on the screen.
When you import more hand histories into Poker Tracker, any external
windows that you have open will also be refreshed. When you launch the
external tourney time window from the Tourney Time tab, all of the
information and preferences will be used on the external window when it
opens.
The "Clear Table" button on
the Game Time Tab
Clicking this button clears out all of
the players and stats that have been entered.
The "Preferences"
button on the Game Time Tab
Clicking this button allows you to enter
preferences and auto-populate the table with players from a recently
loaded hand history.
-
Populate
the table with information from one of my previously loaded tournies – this dropdown lists contains a description of some of your most
recently loaded tournament hand histories. You can select one of these tournaments and
when you close the window it will fill in each seat with the player
that was sitting there for the latest game loaded for the selected
tournament. This feature does away with the tedious process of entering
all of the player names manually. Simply play a
hand, request the hand history for that game and then import it into
Poker Tracker. Open this window and select the session and the table
will be filled in appropriately. As you play more hands and request
more hand histories, you will be prompted after the import if you want
to refresh the data on the Tourney Time tab to fill the table with the
players from the most recent game.
-
Only
Show Stats From The Following Limits/Blinds – you can check the box
next to the appropriate amount if you only want to see a players
statistics from particular limit/blinds.
-
Heads
Up Tournaments - because stats from heads up tournaments can skew
the table averages, you can elect here to include, exclude or show
only those stats from Heads Up tournaments.
-
Include
In Table Averages – this section allows you to limit what stats
are used when calculating table averages. Therefore, the numbers
displayed on the table may not always match the numbers displayed in
the middle data section on the Game Time tab.
-
Only
if a player has at least ____ hands played at the limit/blinds selected
– because a player with only a small number of hands played can
skew the overall table averages you can choose to not include
players unless they have played in a certain number of hands.
-
Only
use stats from tables with between ____ AND ____ players –
again, because stats from shorthanded tables can skew the overall
table average you can choose to only use stats from tables with a
specified number of players. The numbers entered are inclusive.
-
Don’t
Include My Stats – check this box if you don’t want to include
your statistics in the table average calculations. In order to use
this feature you must select your screen name from dropdown list
at the top of this window. You only need to do this once as your
screen name will be remembered and defaulted each time you open
this window again.
NOTE:
Even though a player may not meet the criteria to be included in the table
averages, their statistics will still display in the middle data section.
They just won’t be used in the overall calculations used to determine
the table averages.
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