Check raise results

[raistlinx]

I am trying to filter my hands to review those hands in which I faced a check raise on the turn.

Currently my filter is: "Any Turn Bet And Facing Raise on Turn" but this of course gives me hands I was OOP as well. I can't find another filter setting to indicate I was facing a check followed by a raise (from that same player).

Is that feature in development or is there a way to filter for it currently?

[WhiteRider]

No, you're right, this can't yet be done with Standard filters, but you can build a Custom Statistic to show check-raises.

I thought I had a custom stat that included check-raise logic, but I can't find it just now.
Have a go at building one yourself, and if you get stuck, ask.
Here are a few database fields you might need, to get you started.

holdem_hand_player_detail.flg_t_has_position
holdem_hand_player_statistics.flg_t_bet
holdem_hand_player_statistics.flg_t_face_raise

See the Custom Stats Documentation and the Custom Statistics and Reports FAQ.

[raistlinx]

These three DB fields seemed to be sufficient since I am only creating a filter. So I first created a column under Holdem Cash Hand

http://www.celticchef.com/musings/files/1.JPG

I then added this column as a filter to a custom report

http://www.celticchef.com/musings/files/2.JPG

However when I run this report (which currently has only one field, "Hand #") I get no data returned so I must be mising a step. Any advice?

[raistlinx]

Maybe a mod could move this thread to the correct forum?

[WhiteRider]

Firstly, and trivially, I assume you use bln_ for boolean? This is fine, obviously, but the naming convention is flg_ for 'flag'.

You don't need the IF statement, you can just use the rest of the statement and have the value as a true or false value, then in your filter, you can just check for "bln_t_cred" (or flg_t_cred) rather than "bln_t_cred = 1".

All that said, there's definitely something going on here, I've just tried building this and it's not working right.
I'm going to create a ticket about this.