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Hi.

I have some question about this 2 custom stats i've imported from PT3 overview section.


Player x Hand: 2.8k
Call PF 3Bet: 11/94 = 11.70%


Fold to Cbet in Restealed Pot: 1 / 6 = 16.67% (this custom stats seems correct)

I personally think in the case a player action is fold to a Cbet in Restealed Pot then he is considered to have called a PF3 Bet from the BTN, SB, CO and then folded to a Cbet on the Flop:

( ( cnt_p_3bet_f_cbet_def_action_fold_co / cnt_p_3bet_f_cbet_def_opp_co ) * 100 + ( cnt_p_3bet_f_cbet_def_action_fold_bu / cnt_p_3bet_f_cbet_def_opp_bu ) * 100 + ( cnt_p_3bet_f_cbet_def_action_fold_sb / cnt_p_3bet_f_cbet_def_opp_sb ) * 100 ) / 3

Stat name: Fold F Cbet in Restaled Pot -> http://www.pokertracker.com/repository/statistics.php - User monarco

I personally think this is correct. :!:


Call 3Bet Preflop fold to Flop Cbet: 2 / 3 = 66.6% (this custom stats seems wrong)

I'm considering why the total count of Call 3Bet Preflop is 3 when is supposed to be "at least" 6.

(cnt_p_Call3bet_f_FoldtoCB / cnt_p_Call3bet_f_FoldtoCB_opp) * 100

Stat name: Call 3Bet Preflop - Fold to CB Flop -> http://www.pokertracker.com/repository/statistics.php - User js2002

I personally think this is incorrect. :?:


There is a third stats: Call 3Bet Preflop - Fold Cbet Flop Percentage -> http://www.pokertracker.com/repository/statistics.php?f[sort]=hits&f[order]=desc&f[page]=1 - user EB1983



V.

I've watched different players on the Reports tab.

I personally think i was wrong and the Restealed stats is wrong:

Here is an example over a player with 3k hands.

Call PF 3Bet: 9.21% - 7/76
Call 3Bet Preflop fold to Flop Cbet: 100% - 5 / 5 (possibile to have 5 situation out of 7)
Fold to Flop CBet in Restealed Pot: 33% (i think this is impossibile and is due because the expression is written down with a /3 at the end).

It would be nice to have a stats for fold to C-bet in restealed Pot.

I still can't find standard working stats for Fold to F Cbet in 3bet pot / Call / Raise.

V.

I'll make a note for our QA guy to look into these reports and stats when he gets a chance, thanks for the report.