Error in Note Tracker - Test feature

[random]

We are definitely going to. If you'd like to make some suggestions for what defaults you would like to see, please feel free to post them here or PM them to me so that I can pass your feedback along.

Dont know if possible, but in tournaments I would like some ranges based on stacksize
- shoving range with less than 5bb, less than 10bb, less than 20bb, same for calling vs such shoves (or whatever bb ranges you see best fit)
- minraising/shove or minraise/call shove
- shoving over minraises
- shoving over limp(ers)
- limp/calling shoves

(same, but seperate for HU as well)

With all these notes, would be nice if it was possible to filter them somehow depending on situation..

For example when we are headsup, if there was something like sessions stats, that would instead show notes that only apply in HU. (but still have option to see all notes, so we can get better idea of their game)

Not sure how useful it would be to have them all broken down by position, maybe just having 2 categories for steals (LP,SB) and nonsteals (EP MP) would be enough, atleast for open shoves.

But I am sure you can get better advice from tournament pros that are in your team 8-).


More general Note tracker suggestion, would be nice if we could see showdown and nonshowdown count next to note. So we can tell a difference from someone who shoved 10 times and got called once and someone who just shoved once. (If this is already in please ignore, I am only playing tournaments lately and havent got to use notetracker at all)

[WhiteRider]

The test functionality is not working correctly yet, and the development team are aware of this.
Thanks for your suggestions!

[saariko]

Thanks, Note tracker is super feature.

How can I work with it?
Where do I see the notes that it takes?

[WhiteRider]

NoteTracker notes are shown in the same place as manual notes - you can see them in the tooltip when you mouse-over the note icon in the HUD or in the note window when you click it.
If you want to experiment with your own notes have a look how the built-in notes are made and try a few of your own filters. You can see which hands generate notes using the "Test" tab.