Adding rakeback

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Re: Adding rakeback

Postby Omitson » Mon May 30, 2011 8:00 pm

Alright. Thanks. I'll stick with this type of rakeback. It comes pretty close I think.

What I'd like to do now is add a few statistics so I can see the following:
The amount won globally in dollars with rakeback.
EV with rakeback

This would show three lines. EV line, Amount won with rakeback and without rakeback.

How would I go about adding these? Are there custom statistics around for EV+rakeback?

I added "Total Won (Including Rakeback) korjusk Cash May. 18, 2010 276" from http://www.pokertracker.com/repository/statistics.php
I changed the rakeback to my correct percentage. If I add this stat to my graph it unfortunately doesn't add up the sessions to show a nice graph.
Is this possible?
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Re: Adding rakeback

Postby WhiteRider » Tue May 31, 2011 3:17 am

Omitson wrote:If I add this stat to my graph it unfortunately doesn't add up the sessions to show a nice graph.
Is this possible?

When you add the stat in the Configure Graph Display Stats window you need to selected in the list at the top and tick the Sum Results option.

Omitson wrote:This would show three lines. EV line, Amount won with rakeback and without rakeback.
How would I go about adding these? Are there custom statistics around for EV+rakeback?

You will need custom stats for those – they can be built in the same way as the rakeback-adjusted Amount Won stat.
Check out the Tutorial: Custom Reports and Statistics for more information on creating a new version of a stat. Have a look how the rakeback is applied to the Amount Won in the stats that you have and make a similar change to the EV stat.
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Re: Adding rakeback

Postby Omitson » Tue May 31, 2011 9:04 am

WhiteRider wrote:
Omitson wrote:If I add this stat to my graph it unfortunately doesn't add up the sessions to show a nice graph.
Is this possible?

When you add the stat in the Configure Graph Display Stats window you need to selected in the list at the top and tick the Sum Results option.

Thank you. I've managed to correctly display this graph now.

WhiteRider wrote:
Omitson wrote:This would show three lines. EV line, Amount won with rakeback and without rakeback.
How would I go about adding these? Are there custom statistics around for EV+rakeback?

You will need custom stats for those – they can be built in the same way as the rakeback-adjusted Amount Won stat.
Check out the Tutorial: Custom Reports and Statistics for more information on creating a new version of a stat. Have a look how the rakeback is applied to the Amount Won in the stats that you have and make a similar change to the EV stat.

I am having trouble combining rakeback and All in EV. All I tried was combining those two stats but, Rakeback is in the HCPS and All in EV a HCH.

How do I go about combining these two?
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Re: Adding rakeback

Postby kraada » Tue May 31, 2011 9:46 am

To show EV, choose to display the graph for Chips or Currency won and check the "Display All-in EV box" and it will display. Custom stats for that part are not required. Then just add your rakeback line to that graph.
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Re: Adding rakeback

Postby Omitson » Tue May 31, 2011 9:59 am

kraada wrote:To show EV, choose to display the graph for Chips or Currency won and check the "Display All-in EV box" and it will display. Custom stats for that part are not required. Then just add your rakeback line to that graph.

I understand kraada, but that was not my intention.

I'd like to add rakeback to my EV stat, so I'll get a graph with:
My winnings without rakeback
My winnings with rakeback
My expected winnings with rakeback.

...but I've been unable to do so.
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Re: Adding rakeback

Postby kraada » Tue May 31, 2011 10:08 am

You can get two of the three, but as EV information is not stored in the database at this point in time, expected winnings with rakeback cannot be made as a custom statistic in the section necessary to be graphed.
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Re: Adding rakeback

Postby WhiteRider » Tue May 31, 2011 10:20 am

Sorry - I hadn't thought through completely what you were trying to do. Kraada is right - you can't build the right kind of stat to show EV adjustments like that. Sorry for the confusion.
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Re: Adding rakeback

Postby Omitson » Tue May 31, 2011 3:47 pm

I don't understand.

There is:
a tickbox to enable the EV graph.
a way to add a Total Amount Won + Rakeback statistic.
already a graph that shows your Total Amount Won without rakeback.

With some little adjustments I could have a EV graph with rakeback added to it.
How come we can't get these three together?

Don't get me wrong. I highly appreciate the quick help you've been providing me.
I just don't understand why I can't have rakeback added to the EV statistic and add the other two stats I already have.
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Re: Adding rakeback

Postby kraada » Tue May 31, 2011 4:05 pm

EV is not part of the database. The system is designed to add up EV only in one very specific way - you (as a user) cannot currently access it. Therefore, you can't build a custom stat that refers to it and gives you EV + rakeback.

There are plans to improve this so that EV will be in the database and stats like these will be possible but it will still be a little while yet before it's available.
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Re: Adding rakeback

Postby Omitson » Tue May 31, 2011 5:20 pm

Ahhhh, right.
That magic tickbox spits out EV and that's the only way.

I get it now!

I'll just eagerly await an EV update, then. Cheers.
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