The issue has been fixed in RunGood 1.5.2 which I just submitted to Apple. Should be available on the App Store in a week or so. (It turns out I did test the region format for Canada when the app was released but changes in iOS caused some differences in spacing. I didn't notice earlier because I use the US format myself, which wasn't affected.)

Also in version 1.5.2 are some new duration stats and support for importing Poker Income sessions. Starting work on other requested features soon as well!

Suggestions for future about bankroll functions:

It'd be nice to have custom bankrolls you can add or delete, not just the two static Live and Online ones.

Even in the current static bankrolls:

Once transactions are recorded, there is no way to access that information. Transactions cannot be viewed, edited, or deleted. Plus, if you put too much text in the notes of a transaction, then even the $ transaction information cannot be seen in the bankroll screen and thus cannot be accessed ever again.

In order of priority:

At the very least, in the current setup, please make transaction information accessible and editable.

Past that, it would be nice to be able to see the $ amount of each transaction in the bankroll screen even if a long note has been added.

In the future: Would like to be able to customize bankrolls, being able to add, delete, rename, etc. Even if there had to be one static default bankroll that your sessions add/subtract from, being able to add new custom ones in order to keep track of various accounts (like casino player boxes/banks/accounts) would be useful.

Thanks for your consideration,

Mike

Love the software and interface. As mentioned before by several others, I would love to see the Time of Session duration on the Session List Page. This is a deal breaker for me when choosing between RunGood and Poker Income, but because it's in the work in future updated releases that includes the Time of Session Length duration, I will stick with RunGood.

When I transported my csv file from PJ to RunGood, my time zone was set to 12 hours and not 24hrs, yet all my data still came out with a start time in the AM. Is there any way to fix this? I have both the SqLite File and the csv file (used the SQLite File to convert to csv with HarryThree's Converter software). Can i send you the SQLite file directly from my PJ App and have it converted to csv file in RunGood format? Thanks in advance, and I hope I direct a lot of new customers to RunGood via word of mouth.

Kind Regards,
Prodigy

Hi Mike, thanks for the suggestions. You can delete transactions by swiping on them. We wanted to keep the transactions relatively simple and didn't think a detail screen for each transaction was necessary. Do you prefer having transaction details mainly to view transactions with longer text?

Also, I'm planning to add location-based bankroll tracking (so players can track their balances at different casinos as you mentioned). I'm thinking of tracking the balances automatically based on location though (and allowing withdrawals and deposits at each location). This would likely save the user some taps when saving a session. What do you think about this solution? Or would you still prefer having user-defined bankrolls?

Thanks again for the feedback!

Will investigate the issue. Can you send me the converted CSV file so I can take a look at the format? I appreciate the work HarryThree has done on the converter, however one user contacted me saying his CSV files had incorrect break times after using it (can someone else verify?). Importing Poker Journal sessions into RunGood has been working fine for me when I tested, so it's been a bit difficult pinpointing what's causing issues for some users.

Just bought RunGood to replace PJ. Have an emailed PJ backup and trying to import the data. Click and hold the backup, but "Open in RunGood" is not one of the "Open in..." options. What is going wrong here?

I recall at first not having the "open in rungood" as an option...I can't remember what I did but it was relatively simple to get it to work...

RESOLVED: It was the HTML vs. CSV format issue. Had to reload PJ on an old IOS 7 phone, restore the data, then back it up as CSV file. Worked like a champ then.

I have a pj file in html and i cant get it into rg bc how do you convert to csv?
Any help? Just bought the full ver

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...&postcount=177

Thanks that worked! I guess pj has lost another user to rungood for life!

I managed to upload successfully, but the "stakes" are off. it says "2 dollar ante" The are supposed to be 2-5? Any Ideas?

Can you tell me what it says in your Stakes field in the CSV file (including any currency symbols or other characters)?

My guess is if you copy and paste "2/5" into the fields instead of "2-5" it should work.

I prefer having transaction details:

a) To view all of the text I have included in the Notes field.
b) To see the actual transaction $+/- amount that is obscured if the Note is too long.
c) To easily edit transactions and not have to delete and re-add transactions if there's a mistake.

I'd still prefer having user-defined bankrolls. The problem with automatic bankrolls is that rarely do things work out perfectly without having to change the information anyway.

For example: Say I have $5k in a box at Jimmy's Casino and the same in the automatic Jimmy's Casino bankroll on the app. So I take $3k physically out of my box to play, and win $2k. So now the app would automatically show my Jimmy's Casino bankroll at $7k. However, I didn't actually redeposit the money physically in my box at Jimmy's Casino yet. I took the cash home, went to play at a different club, etc. I only want the Jimmy's Casino bankroll to actually change when I physically deposit and withdraw money at the casino. So instead of the app automatically trying to track that information, I would prefer user-defined bankrolls so I can manually enter transactions when I actually deposit and withdraw at the physical locations.

I understand the point of what you're trying to do to actually make it easier and automatic for users, but I find that it actually requires more work to manually fix the assumptions that the app makes with regards to how players keep bankrolls instead of just letting us manage our own bankrolls on our own. For example, when I imported all of my past sessions, suddenly I have an $xxx,xxx.00 bankroll because that's the net positive of my past sessions? Um, no, that money's over x years and is mostly spent and gone by now. So now I have to manually enter transactions to fix the amount I actually have now.

Used this for a few days now.... And i def like it better than poker journal... Hopefully u support it well going gwd its a great app!

Thanks for the response. I'm still contemplating how to best implement this for the majority of users.

What about having user-defined bankrolls that locations can be (optionally) attached to? I'm thinking this could be the best of both worlds. Any feedback is welcome!

Glad that you like the app. And yes, I plan to continue supporting RunGood.

Do I have to delete the existing before I import a file with the updated field?

Yes, delete the existing sessions (or simply reinstall the app) to avoid having duplicate sessions after importing.

For those asking about support for Poker Income sessions, the latest version of RunGood (1.5.2) allows you to import sessions from both Poker Income and Poker Journal.

Any time frame on an Android release?

It's hard to give a timeframe right now. As mentioned before, we originally outsourced development of the Android version, but it wasn't up to our standards. We want the Android version to be polished and feature-complete when released, so we'd rather spend extra time getting it right than releasing it as is.

I converted my PJ data over to RunGood and the most immediate thing that stood out to me was that my session results were loaded using PJ's "Net Profit" value rather than "Gross Profit". This causes PJ's "Tokes" (recorded as expenses in RG) to effectively be double counted.

e.g. A hypothetical PJ session of
Gross Profit: $110
Tokes: $9
Net Profit: $101

Is being converted into RG as:
Profit: $101
Expenses: $9
Profit After Expenses: $92


Is this intentional, or a data import error?


On a related note, any plans to better handle Tokes in RG? This is one of the more convenient PJ features in my opinion.

If an expense is paid in cash, it should be deducted from profit. If it's paid in chips from your stack, it should be added to profit. Currently, RunGood doesn't provide an option to distinguish between the two, so everything is treated as if paid in cash (which, as you mention, may not be the best for tokes). I think the best solution would be to add an option so the two types of expenses are treated differently. (Adding this to the upcoming features list...)

Could you elaborate a bit on what you mean by better handling tokes? Do you mean a shortcut for quick entry?