I searched for this and found a bunch of convoluted instructions. One thread said to go to the "warehouse" and search for rakeback. There were lots of options, so I downloaded rakeback.pt3stat. When I then went to Configure > Statistics > Options > Import and selected the file, I got this error:
>Stats from the section 'Holdem Cash Sessions' cannot be imported into this version of PokerTracker
Okay. Maybe the pt3stat files are only compatible with PT3. I went back to the "warehouse" and filtered for PT4, holdem, tourneys. Searched for "rakeback acr" and got no hits. Searched for "rakeback" and got what looked like a perfect match:
>WPN 27% Rakeback for Tournaments
The import was successful. Okay, now how to get "ROI with rakeback", "Net won with rakeback", etc., to show up in the reports and graphs? I right-clicked the Results report and selected Configure Report.
I searched for "rakeback" and got no hits:
https://imgur.com/nJxEj2l
All right. I browsed through the stats manually and didn't find it. My next thought was to go to Configure > Statistics. Shockingly, it wasn't there either.
I restarted PT4. I went to Configure > Sites & Import Options and selected Winning Poker Network. Nothing.
I went through this guide:
https://www.pokertracker.com/guides/PT4 ... tics-guide
Back in Configure > Statistics, I tried searching for WPN instead of rakeback. Okay, there's "WPN 27% RB". Now how to do something with it? Finally I saw that I could move a category from the "Available Categories" list to the "Assigned Categories" list. I moved the category "Results" over to the "Assigned Categories" list. I hit Save, hit Apply, and then hit Okay. Refreshed the report and didn't see anything. Right-clicked the report, selected "Configure", and searched for WPN. There it was! I added it to the report.
Now how to get an "ROI including rakeback" stat and a "Net Won including rakeback" stat? At this point I'm fatigued and I'm asking here rather than looking into it myself because I just spent 20 minutes on the above.
This is one of the most insane processes for toggling basic functionality that I've ever encountered--and I work as an analyst for a major software company.
