by kraada » Mon Dec 22, 2014 3:03 pm
Honestly anybody limping under 6BB and folding even once tells you a lot about his quality of play -- regardless of whether the raise he was facing was all-in or not. At 6BB or under you don't have the stack size to differentiate at all, really.
For the sake of argument, though, if the player doesn't face an all-in preflop the following is true: tourney_hand_player_statistics.enum_face_allin != 'p' and tourney_hand_player_statistics.enum_face_allin != 'P'
tourney_hand_summary.str_aggressors_p LIKE '80%' and tourney_hand_summary.str_actors_p LIKE '0%'
means that the first raise came from the button (0) and the first actor was also the button -- the button open raised here.
It depends which way you're looking at the bet size which is best to do. tourney_hand_player_statistics.amt_p_raise_facing is the size of the raise faced by any given player (in chips) -- you'd use that if you want to write the stat from the SB's point of view. The other way you'd use tourney_hand_player_statistics.amt_p_raise_made -- that's the size of the first raise the player made (in chips) -- you'd use that for the button's point of view.