A couple of feature requests

[cjs1g15]

I have only been using PT4 for about 5 weeks and am not yet expert with the software so apologies if these are already available, however, 2 things that I think the could be improved are the 'View Todays Hands' tab and the Equity Calculator.

1) The problem with the 'View Today's Hands' is when I play more than one session on a day; I cannot see the profit for the later session during play as it also includes the profit from the earlier session. The only way to counteract this is too change the number of hands to the amount played in the latter session - however this is not ideal and believe it could be improved by having an option to only include hands in the session you are currently playing.

2) I think it would be useful in the Equity Calculator too be able to suit select when assigning an opponent their range - right now I believe it is only possible too select between suited and unsuited cards. This makes a huge difference when flush draws are present. If I Cbet with 2 spades on board, he's likely to continue with (For example) J10s but not J10c which changes my equity quite a bit when I believe I can only currently select J10 suited.

Thanks for listening too my ideas, I admit they are not game-changing but I believe they will improve your product and make for an altogether more user-friendly experience. Like I said i'm no expert on this, so apologies if these ideas are already present.

[Flag_Hippo]

1) There is not an option for that however you can either view your results by session on the "View Stats" tab and refresh that as required or you can change your 'My Day Starts At' setting to a time between the sessions in Configure > Reporting Options, to make PokerTracker 4 think a new day has started (with the second option you may need to restart PokerTracker 4 to refresh the data on the "Play Poker" tab).

2) You can do that by clicking on the cards in the bottom of the equity calculator or by entering the hole cards directly. In your example that would read as JsTs in the equity calculator.