Bet flop vs. missed CB note

[dutch81]

I was looking for a way to log how many times a player bets when the PFA fails to CB the flop.
Does this look ok? I don't care about actual flop textures, just total counts would be fine. Also is it possible to have total attempts listed as well?

[kraada]

You've got Player and Opponent backwards - Player is the person who gets the note.

[dutch81]

Ok, thanks. Is a total count available too as a filter, or no?

[WhiteRider]

The note should display how many hands the note was taken for, but I'm not sure what you mean by "total count available too as a filter" - can you explain what you mean?
Notes can't display the number of opportunities - for that you'd need to make a custom stat. (Custom Stats Guide)

[dutch81]

You answered my question, thanks. Will look into that after I test these notes for F, T and R.

[dutch81]

Happy Thanksgiving guys!

So, I tested out the note after I reversed the player and opponent filters like you suggested and after 300+ hands, it did not note this instance a single time. I've been editing the note for the past few days but I still can't get it to work. Can you identify the problem here? I tried reversing the IP/OOP filters, which I thought may have been the problem and that didn't work either. Thanks.

[WhiteRider]

At first look I can't see anything contradictory there - are you sure you've seen a hand like this, it's quite a specific situation..?
If you have a hand which you think should be noted but isn't please attach the hand history to a Support Ticket along with your note so that we can investigate for you.

[dutch81]

All I want it to note is this situation:

I raise PF, OOP and he calls IP.
I check, he bets.

[dutch81]

Forgot to mention, it should note all counts, even if the hands don't go to S.D. A running count of all the times he bets flop after a missed CB is what I'm trying to note, thanks.

[WhiteRider]

Note that if you bet and your opponent calls then your opponent CANNOT CBet the flop. A flop CBet is a continuation of the preflop aggression, so only the preflop aggressor can CBet the flop.

Are these heads-up hands, or just heads-up on the flop?