Adjusting tournament results in case of chops / deals

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Adjusting tournament results in case of chops / deals

Postby Polycarpus » Wed Jan 04, 2012 2:54 pm

Hi, I often play HUSNG and when another reg and me sit at the same time, it happens that we decide to chop the game. We both go all-in the first hand, and the winner sends half the prize money to the loser. That way we win time and only loose the rake.
But it messes up my PT3 stats. How can I remove the tournament result by the actual result (so just the loss of the rake). And how can I remove the hand from the DB? I don't want to see the hand I openshoved in my DB, as it gives a wrong impression about how I would normally play it.
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Re: Adjusting tournament results in case of chops / deals

Postby kraada » Wed Jan 04, 2012 5:39 pm

Please see the Tutorial: Selective Purge for details on how to remove data from the PokerTracker database.
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Re: Adjusting tournament results in case of chops / deals

Postby Polycarpus » Thu Jan 05, 2012 5:39 am

kraada wrote:Please see the Tutorial: Selective Purge for details on how to remove data from the PokerTracker database.

That would allow me to delete the tournament entirely from my database. But I'd still like to see that there was a tournament, and that I lost the rake. Isn't there some way to "modify" the tournament result manually, in stead of deleting it?
What about MTT players that decide to make a deal at the final table. They should be able to modify there results as well, no?
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Re: Adjusting tournament results in case of chops / deals

Postby kraada » Thu Jan 05, 2012 9:40 am

You can modify your tournament results by clicking Tournaments --> Enter Holdem (or Omaha) Results. In the window that appears select the tournament in the top window and you can edit data either for the whole tournament or for individual players as you desire.
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