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Hi all, Im back with more stupid questions!

Just downloaded PokerTracker 3 and am using the free trial to see if I like it. However, Im not sure what to make of the HUD stats. I mean, are they percentages etc or what, and what constitutes an aggressive or loose player?

Theres a guy on one of my tables right now with an aggro factor of 71, therefore is he moderatly aggressive, very aggresive?

Redarging my own play, what are ideal stats to shoot for in say, nl10 6max cash games?

And one last thing, how do I adjust PT3 to my table position? I like to sit at the lower left of each table and then drag the stats to the respective players. But at the end of each hand PT shows the mucked cards over the wrong player. Is there any way around this or do I just put up and shut up?

TIA


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Ignore the above, I found what I was lookin for already. For anyone whose getting to grips with PT3, these links might help:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055197237

http://archives1.twoplustwo.com/showflat.php?Cat=0&Board=ssplnlpoker&Number=4946669&fpart=1&PHPSESSID=

I do have one more question though. I play at Party Poker and my account is set to delete all HH after 30 days. Will this affect PT3, or will its imported files be stored seperatly or backed up? should I prevent the site from deleting the hands altogether?


Once a hand has been imported into the tracking software (be it Holdem Manager, Poker Tracker, Elephant etc.) and can be found in its reports,
Whatever happens with the HH files is irrelevant. The database is a separate entity.

Only after the HH files are imported though. If you do not use auto import and do not manually import the files until they're deleted, it's: adios, HH :)

Of course, you should not forget to make backups of your database at regular intervals, since if you lose both your HH files AND your database (to some computer malfunction, for example), it can really hurt (especially after many months of hands have been tracked...)


Thank you very much sir/madam!


tokyoaces
Joined: 01.04.2009

Also by default PT3 moves all of your hand histories to a Processed directory. So if you want to keep your hand histories make sure you backup or archive that directory.