Report filter: Only players in another filter

[Filterun]

I have a report that (I think) narrows down a list of all players to only players who are fish.

I want, using this report, to run a player cash stastic report that looks at the stats of people who fit the original report. This way I can look at, say, how often a fish c/r flop, as opposed to how often an average player c/r a flop.

Is this possible?

Thanks for any help.

[kraada]

This is certainly possible. How exactly are you defining "fish"?

[Filterun]

This is certainly possible. How exactly are you defining "fish"?

I have a holdem cash player statistic report that only chooses players who have:

cnt_p_limp > 1
#Hands# > 15

My simple filters are:

NOT(Position = 4)
With six players.

The only statistic in the report is Player.

This (roughly) gives me a list of players who seem fishy.

[kraada]

All you need to do is add the statistic "Check Raise Flop" to the report - then you'll see how often those players check raise the flop. Though you may want to consider removing the not(position = 4) bit as then you're pulling out early position spots where they might be more inclined to check and then raise.

[Filterun]

All you need to do is add the statistic "Check Raise Flop" to the report - then you'll see how often those players check raise the flop. Though you may want to consider removing the not(position = 4) bit as then you're pulling out early position spots where they might be more inclined to check and then raise.

Sorry - by C/R flop I meant something more complex; C/R turn after c/r'ing the flop and checking the turn in a single raised pot. I hope to be able to use it for other complex stats like that to.

[kraada]

In that case, add a simple filter for check flop and any raise (flop) and add the check raise turn stat.

[Filterun]

Ah, thats way easier to do than I realized, thank you.

[kraada]

You're welcome. Feel free to play with it - if there's other scenarios you're having trouble with let me know and I'll help you get those set up too.