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AlexanderD22
Joined: 26.08.2009

Any PT3 gurus that can answer my question?

If there any way to link your graph to the hands? I know in HEM when you hovered the mouse of say a sharp drop, it would say the hand # or something like that. Just want to be able to see if I made a mistake or just a bad beat.

Thanks


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tokyoaces
Joined: 01.04.2009

Originally posted by AlexanderD22
If there any way to link your graph to the hands? I know in HEM when you hovered the mouse of say a sharp drop, it would say the hand # or something like that. Just want to be able to see if I made a mistake or just a bad beat.

You can't do it on the graphs, but you can easily write a report to display your biggest losing hands for any given time period. that's a big more useful than trying to pick one hand out of a huge graph.


AlexanderD22
Joined: 26.08.2009

Originally posted by tokyoaces

Originally posted by AlexanderD22
If there any way to link your graph to the hands? I know in HEM when you hovered the mouse of say a sharp drop, it would say the hand # or something like that. Just want to be able to see if I made a mistake or just a bad beat.

You can't do it on the graphs, but you can easily write a report to display your biggest losing hands for any given time period. that's a big more useful than trying to pick one hand out of a huge graph.

Thanks, I guess that works too. I don't lose many "big" hands as I am SSS NL10 but always want to check out the hands where the EV line and actual line do two completely different things to see if its a suckout, I misplayed or whatever.


tokyoaces
Joined: 01.04.2009

Originally posted by AlexanderD22
Thanks, I guess that works too. I don't lose many "big" hands as I am SSS NL10 but always want to check out the hands where the EV line and actual line do two completely different things to see if its a suckout, I misplayed or whatever.

Post that in the PT3 forums and someone can probably help you create a report that goes by the difference between expected and actual EV instead of money lost.