Filter High Card Calldowns

[davdas]

Hello,

cant figure out how to get this to work.

filter is;

rivercall = true
everything excluded but high cards

So calling down river bets with like Q K A high. I've made a lot more calldowns than the 12 showing here in 140k. What am i doing wrong please?

[a.k.a.Also]

I'm not saying it will give any different results but why did you use the "none of" option rather than the "any of" ?



ETA In the 110k db I just used for the Sshot, I only get 13 as well.

[davdas]

hey.

and in ur sample must have made more than 13 high card calldowns yes?

and yes I tried the other way u mentioned first. so I consulted Alan Jackson, and he told me to do it that way. no joy tho so I came here

do u think the tab the filters in makes a difference?

[udbrky]

Please zip and email some hands to us that should meet this criteria - support@holdemmanager.com - with a link to this thread.

Please zip and email the original hand history and tournament summaries (for Stars, FTP, and Pacific) files from c:/hmarchive and/or c:\hm2archive

files are zipped by right clicking - send to - compressed folder

For multiple files, copy to a folder, then zip them.

[a.k.a.Also]

You could try running the Hand at Showdown report(detailed) unfiltered at first, and then try different filters, but doing that seems to check out with the test db I used, as I get the same result.

As Brky suggests, try and grab a bunch of hands that match your criteria and send them in or play around with them yourself in a test db.
It helps when experimenting to start the filters wide and then drill down step by step, this often highlights if something isn't working as you might expect it to.

[davdas]

Think I solved it fellas...

To get other high card call downs you have to also select:

one pair - paired board hand strength too

e.g (what I was looking for)

Hero: A8

2h 6h 4d 2d 3s

obv my call here is based on my high card not the board pr, altho it plays

[udbrky]

OK, that makes sense. I figured there was a missing filter somewhere.