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06-27-2010 , 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by topspinner
I assume the number after the note is the number of times your script definition has met the criteria for a particular player? If this is the case, I think it would be more helpful to know this number and the % of times out of the times that he could have performed this action. For example if you have plays draws strongly and you have a player who has a draw 500 times and plays it strongly 10 times and you have another player who has a draw 10 times and plays strongly 9 times....it would show the first player 10-2% and second player 9-90%.

This would probably slow the import speed down, but would make the notes so much more relevant. Maybe give the option if you want to show %'s.
I have this question as well.


Second, many times I have multiple instances of the same note for one player, e.g., on one player, the note has five lines that say “Limps strong” followed by different numbers. Could this be because I use several databases? Could you get the notes combined into one?
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06-27-2010 , 07:55 PM
I need to look into why they'd have the same note more than once. This is not supposed to happen.

You say you're using multiple databases. You see notes for the player. Do you know if the notes that you see load from only one database at a time or would they load from all databases together?

I hope that question makes sense.
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06-27-2010 , 08:43 PM
Im not sure theres any need to go in so deep in to the number of times a situation has occured. I mean if you take a note on a player while you are playing and then see the player a few days later and check his notes all you need to know is that they are capable of playing a hand this way. Its cool to have the number of times it has happened in brackets which with sample size will give you a better idea but i think percentages and the like are a bit too far.
Some of the notes will be a bit too general, like the limps strong one. I mean if someone is playing 26/0 over a few k hands well we can already deduct things like this without needing the note. I think this tool is going to be fantastic for making notes on very specific situations, things like if the opponent calls a 4bet with AA/KK, or whether they checkraise the turn as a total bluff, or whether they donk the river with a made hand. All which we will be able to filter for. A fish is a fish at the end of the day but this could be very handy for giving people a better idea of how some regs play.
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06-27-2010 , 10:48 PM
Still doesn't work for ipoker hands(

Also it wpuld be great to be able to run this program for a specified screenname, so it wont take so long to make notes for every player, because I have a very huge database
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06-28-2010 , 06:13 AM
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Originally Posted by MartL
Im not sure theres any need to go in so deep in to the number of times a situation has occured. I mean if you take a note on a player while you are playing and then see the player a few days later and check his notes all you need to know is that they are capable of playing a hand this way. Its cool to have the number of times it has happened in brackets which with sample size will give you a better idea but i think percentages and the like are a bit too far.
Some of the notes will be a bit too general, like the limps strong one. I mean if someone is playing 26/0 over a few k hands well we can already deduct things like this without needing the note. I think this tool is going to be fantastic for making notes on very specific situations, things like if the opponent calls a 4bet with AA/KK, or whether they checkraise the turn as a total bluff, or whether they donk the river with a made hand. All which we will be able to filter for. A fish is a fish at the end of the day but this could be very handy for giving people a better idea of how some regs play.
You're right in a way but I think there is more use for it than just that.
Let's say I am firing up 8 tables of NL50 6 max. I'm still loading tables and some player I've never seen before open limps UTG. I don't see it but I get a note on it. So for the second hand, I have him as 100/0 in my hud which doesn't mean much. But I have the note which means quite a bit. So if it was going to take 20 hands for the hud stats to be believable, I have a 19 hand head start now.


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Originally Posted by naTpuk85
Still doesn't work for ipoker hands(

Also it wpuld be great to be able to run this program for a specified screenname, so it wont take so long to make notes for every player, because I have a very huge database
Can you send me the error log? I can't play on iPoker so I could only test for hands people sent me. I'm still going to get the date filters working somehow.
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06-28-2010 , 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by SretiCentV
You say you're using multiple databases. You see notes for the player. Do you know if the notes that you see load from only one database at a time or would they load from all databases together?

I hope that question makes sense.
I don't know how to tell where each note came from, but the notes are mixed together. Here is an actual example:

*donks draws(1)
*limps strong(1)
*plays draws aggressively(1)
*limps strong(4)
*limps strong(7)
*limps strong(8)
*limps strong(2)

Does that help?
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06-28-2010 , 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by SretiCentV
I want to get the date filters to work. Then what would happen with the color coding is that only players who played a hand during the date range that you selected would get re-color coded. Would that work for you?
If you get these put back in, could you label them with what date format to use? I never knew if the program wanted 06/27/10 or 27 Jun 2010 and so on.
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06-28-2010 , 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Cooder
I don't know how to tell where each note came from, but the notes are mixed together. Here is an actual example:

*donks draws(1)
*limps strong(1)
*plays draws aggressively(1)
*limps strong(4)
*limps strong(7)
*limps strong(8)
*limps strong(2)

Does that help?
Sorry if you've already answered this but are you using HEM or PT3? I will need to try to reproduce this behavior as it clearly is not acceptable.

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Originally Posted by Cooder
If you get these put back in, could you label them with what date format to use? I never knew if the program wanted 06/27/10 or 27 Jun 2010 and so on.
In the last attempt I made it did say but what I'm thinking is more along the lines of a filter screen that would have calendars.
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06-28-2010 , 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by SretiCentV
Sorry if you've already answered this but are you using HEM or PT3?
PT3
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06-28-2010 , 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by SretiCentV
In the last attempt I made it did say but what I'm thinking is more along the lines of a filter screen that would have calendars.
An even better idea!
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06-28-2010 , 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Cooder
PT3
Alright thank you. This is very high priority for me. I am primarily a HEM user which is why some of these things got past me but I will run some comprehensive tests on PT3 to resolve this. PT3's note system is considerably more complicated than HEM so in a way I'm not entirely surprised this happened.

Apologies for the inconvenience.
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06-28-2010 , 01:08 PM
I just noticed that the latest version is erasing my HEM notes when it writes in its notes.
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06-28-2010 , 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by JPFisher55
I just noticed that the latest version is erasing my HEM notes when it writes in its notes.


Did you happen to export your HEM notes before using NoteCaddy the first time?? If so it should be easy to get those notes backs, sans your more recent custom notes.
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06-28-2010 , 02:12 PM
I haven't changed the way notes are cleared for a very long time

I will definitely look into this though. I tested that feature extensively before letting anyone else use it just to avoid this type of thing so I'm very sorry if that happened.
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06-28-2010 , 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by fozzy71


Did you happen to export your HEM notes before using NoteCaddy the first time?? If so it should be easy to get those notes backs, sans your more recent custom notes.
I usually export them every day and save them on Carbonite. I have recovered some of them, but I'm not sure how long this bug has been occurring. I first had a problem when I reset my NoteCaddy notes only to have it erase all the notes. Then I recovered most notes from Carbonite back up.

However, in the last 2 days, I noticed lots of color icons (which I create when I add a note) without my added note that goes with the color. Finally, today I realized that NoteCaddy was deleting my notes when it deleted one that I had just written.

I think that I have recovered most of my notes, but since I just went back up in stakes, I can't be sure. It's not that big a deal since the HUD stats are as valuable, if not more so, than notes.
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06-28-2010 , 02:44 PM
Ok I investigated this and you were right. I've released a patch for it. Again my apologies for this inconvenience.
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06-28-2010 , 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by SretiCentV
Ok I investigated this and you were right. I've released a patch for it. Again my apologies for this inconvenience.
I tried the new version, but I'm fairly sure that it erased a note on a player that I had just written.
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06-28-2010 , 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by JPFisher55
.... Then I recovered most notes from Carbonite back up.
.......
carbonite.com
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06-29-2010 , 01:02 PM
Hi again. Just running a load of filters and i have a bit of a problem on one of them i wonder if you could just check the hand history for me. Its a filter for when the flop is check raised and then folded to a re-raise. For some reason it is also reading it as a Donk and fold. It dosnt seem to be reading the first check but then is taking the check raise as a donk bet for some reason.

Edit: Found another one where it is saying a success in 2 filters but is reading the hand as though the villain folded when they didnt.
I can forward the hands and filters on if thats ok?

Would it also be possible to have All In button to check in the scripting box? Also dont know if its possible to maybe have a Final potsize range where we could enter the number of big blinds or something like that? Was just thinking about making a note for someone who over values Top Pair but to do it we would probably need to use pots over a certain size.

Last edited by MartL; 06-29-2010 at 01:26 PM.
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06-29-2010 , 01:14 PM
Please email the definition xml and example hand to support@notecaddy.com and I'll be happy to take a look at it
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06-29-2010 , 01:35 PM
Ive just run the filters against a database and it has added the check raise flop then fold flop note to thousands of hands. If i click on the fold button on the flop tab can i still click on the actions? I want the flop to be check raised but then the check raiser will fold to a raise so ive checked all the check raise buttons and the fold button but like i say its adding this note to a lot of hands.
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06-29-2010 , 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by SretiCentV
Please email the definition xml and example hand to support@notecaddy.com and I'll be happy to take a look at it
Mailed it over cheers.
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06-29-2010 , 06:15 PM
Like some people, I have PostgreSQL set for manual start so it doesn't compete for computer resources when I'm not using it. PT3 starts the service automatically if it is not running. (I found how to do this in the PT3 PostgreSQL forum.)

If I forget to start it before I start NoteCaddy I get an unhandled exception error: "Database Schema not supported." message from Microsoft .NET Framework. (Followed by the sound of me slapping my forehead.)

I know what causes it, but someone else might not. Can you have NoteCaddy catch this error beforehand? It might save somebody some stress.
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06-29-2010 , 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by MartL
Mailed it over cheers.
Thank you for sending it to me. I have addressed the issues which were 100% my fault. Good definitions by the way

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Originally Posted by Cooder
Like some people, I have PostgreSQL set for manual start so it doesn't compete for computer resources when I'm not using it. PT3 starts the service automatically if it is not running. (I found how to do this in the PT3 PostgreSQL forum.)

If I forget to start it before I start NoteCaddy I get an unhandled exception error: "Database Schema not supported." message from Microsoft .NET Framework. (Followed by the sound of me slapping my forehead.)

I know what causes it, but someone else might not. Can you have NoteCaddy catch this error beforehand? It might save somebody some stress.
I like this and will get it implemented ASAP

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Originally Posted by Cooder
I don't know how to tell where each note came from, but the notes are mixed together. Here is an actual example:

*donks draws(1)
*limps strong(1)
*plays draws aggressively(1)
*limps strong(4)
*limps strong(7)
*limps strong(8)
*limps strong(2)

Does that help?

Can you do File->Export Note Text and then email me the file? That will tell me which database has which notes so I can see exactly what the problem is.
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06-29-2010 , 08:11 PM
Microgaming support any time soon?
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