A 'sticky' for most useful stats/reports??

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A 'sticky' for most useful stats/reports??

Postby bobismyuncle73 » Thu Jul 09, 2009 8:19 pm

I noticed there's 25 pages in this section.

I'm not using any custom stats or reports at the present, but i'm thinking I should start using some to examine my play better.

For now, i've been relying on some of the older guides and such for examining my play, which has been helpful, but I think I could be doing alot more given the abilities of PT3.

Obviously with 25 pages here...players have been generating lots of ideas for examining a person's play. A challenge however is trying to see the 'forest thru the trees' in a way...and actually finding stats and reports that could be useful in general.

I'm wondering if it might be possible to put a 'sticky' at the top of this page with a list and links for the most used/useful stats and reports out there? Not a complete list for brevity, but just something that covers 10-20 things maybe? I'm sure there's a few very successful poker players that are using PT3 that could suggest a few things (as long as they don't mind sharing)

Having a sticky just seems to be to be a good idea when there's 25 pages of info here...its a little difficult to scroll thru it all obviously.
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Re: A 'sticky' for most useful stats/reports??

Postby bobismyuncle73 » Thu Jul 09, 2009 8:45 pm

i just found the repository, so i might have answered my own question in a way
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Re: A 'sticky' for most useful stats/reports??

Postby kraada » Fri Jul 10, 2009 9:30 am

Also what is useful for you may or may not be useful for others. It's a tough thing to judge. I have a lot of custom stats though in my HUD, available in the How To: Advanced HUD Configuration; you might want to give it a go importing it just for the stats.
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