Here are 2 examples of custom notes taken using cardrange -
[T] Probe Bet T [ HU ] (OOP) - {J8o} on {3sJsJh,3sJsJh}{9h,9h} (2)
Many times, there are duplicate flops but the count is still 2 instances of this happening.
[T] Called T CB w/ weak hand, no draw - {88,55,A3o} on {AdTh9h,Qc2h4s,9s7c5s}{2d,Kc,9d} (3)
As you can see, once again, there are 3 sets of hole cards but 4 flops... it's pretty much useless b/c you never know which goes with what. I suggest having all flops and holecards next to each other for ease of determining what goes with what. I understand that would take up a lot more room but having inaccurate data is the worst case scenario. Perhaps you can add a scroll bar so we could scroll down in the pop up much like when you click a player note box.
Also, after a handful of flop cardrange notes, the placement of the cardrange and flops is extremely hard to make out since it's all over the place. They're just being stacked side by side which makes it impossible to figure out which flops and cardranges go together. They're really only good for 1 instance b/c I think the order of the cardrange and flops are incorrect much of the time. Since I multi-table, it's hard to keep track but I'll do my best to get some examples.
This is a MAJOR issue for any note using cardrange period. I have seen all kinds of errors being noted and since then, I have begun to ignore them fearing I may use incorrect data that gets me in a world of trouble. I only rely on these notes when there is only 1 instance since there's no way to mess that up or get confused. Anything over 1 instance and you're just gambling, hoping the data is correct. I suspect not too many players use the cardrange, especially post flop for custom notes and that is the reason it hasn't been brought up yet.
Just found 2 more examples...
[R] Bet 1 BB on R - {KJo} on {Kc7cJh,Qd9sTs}{5h,6c}{7h,4s} (2)
[R] Vs Missed F+T CB / Bet R Range 2H+ - {JTo} on {2cKc8c}{9d}{7s} (1)
