I've started looking at the schema of the Poker Tracker database and making my own queries (this is a pursuit for techies only). The first thing I did was get a day-by-day profit/loss breakdown, so I could make a bankroll chart, much like ice posted recently.

Which was cool, because I hadn't been keeping track.

But there is so much you *could* get out of it.

For instance, I ran a query 'what was the final hand strength of people who check-raised on the flop, where they eventually went to showdown' and whether they won or not.

Guys, can you think of any behavioural analysis that you think would be interesting/informative to conduct but you don't have the technical expertise?

I may be able to help.

I'm too lazy to do this by hand.

I'd like to know the average amount I win when I have a winning session.

Same thing for losing sessions.

And finally, to be able to filter those per date, site etc.

Is that possible?

Tetsuo,

Thanks for the effort, but I guess I better wait. The last time I did any serious programming was with punch cards!

Number of times I folded winner on on all streets to see if I am getting bluffed too much. Is that possible?