action_lookup table

[fiire]

When I take a look at the action_lookup table I get this:

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0;""
1;"F"
2;"C"
3;"BC"
4;"XF"
5;"X"
6;"CC"
7;"XC"
8;"R"
9;"B"
10;"CF"
11;"RF"
12;"RC"
13;"BF"
14;"XR"
15;"CCF"
16;"CR"
17;"RR"
18;"BR"
19;"CRC"
20;"XRC"
21;"XCF"
22;"BRR"
23;"RRC"
24;"BRC"
25;"RRR"
26;"XRF"
27;"XCC"
28;"BCF"
29;"CCC"
30;"XRR"
31;"BCC"
32;"XCCC"
33;"BRF"
34;"RCC"
35;"XCR"
36;"RRF"
37;"CRR"
38;"XRRC"
39;"BRRC"
40;"RCF"
41;"BRRR"
42;"RRRC"
43;"XRRR"
44;"CRF"
45;"XCRC"
46;"XCCF"
47;"RRRR"
48;"RRRRC"
49;"CCR"
50;"XRCC"
51;"BCR"
52;"CX"
53;"XX"
54;"CCCC"
55;"XB"
56;"XRCF"
57;"BX"
58;"XCB"
59;"CCX"
60;"RX"


I guess F = Fold, C = Call, R = raise, but what is X?

[fiire]

Made some test and querried for 'C' and 'XC'.
It's the same as using filters: 'any call' ; NOT('Facing R, 3B, 4B').
So I presume it stands for some other actions besides F, C, R, because it can't be 'check' alone as there are some ids with X at the end of the sequence.

[kraada]

F is fold, C is call, B is bet, R is raise and X is check, or at least it's certainly supposed to be.

You're right though, I see some action strings with checks in the middle and that just doesn't make sense. I just looked through my database and the only time one of the X actions was in the wrong spot, a partial hand history was imported that clearly was missing data. Can you find any full hands that have X as any spot other than the first action?