Pop ten regs opening range at diff stack depth/positions

[flettl2]

I'm running an 'All Players Report', and filtered #Hands# > 300 so that I get just the regs.
I'm also running these filters:
(NOT (Player is Hero)) AND (Players Dealt Into Hand Between 9 and 9)
So that I get 9 handed stats only and none of my own stats.
The report stats are:
Player
Hands
VPIP
PFR

This all works fine so far...but when I try to add a certain effective stack depth like
(Effective Stack Size Big Blinds Between 100 and 1000)
All I get is a blank page.

I've been able to use this filter fine in a separate 'Player Report', but I can't filter for regs.

[flettl2]

Does this mean I have no individual regs that I've played > 300 hands with effective stack sizes between 100-1000?
I don't want it to be filtered like that. I just wanted my database to be all regs, and then from all their stats combined surely I have played > 300 hands with effective stack sizes between 100-1000.

[kraada]

It applies in the other order - it looks first at effective stack size of individual hands, then of those hands the report filters down players which have 300 hands. If you just filter to effective stack size without the #hands# filter, how many hands are you seeing?

[flettl2]

If I take out the #Hands# filter then it shows a list of all players I've played 100-1000bbs with...sorting by Hands the most is 269, and the least obv 1.
I suppose I could now filter for say 100-269 hands played and get some regs. Is this the best way of doing this? Or should I create a database of just regs? I'm going to be doing a lot of reg vs random pop ten calculations and stack size VPIP/PFR is just the beginning. Thanks.

[kraada]

That would get you some data. Playing more is probably your highest priority to start - you won't get a lot of meaningful data out of samples that small.

[flettl2]

Can you show me how to create a database of just regs, and then of just randoms for MTTS?
Regs DB:
NOT(Hero)
NOT(SNG)
Hands > 300

Randoms DB:
NOT(Hero)
NOT(SNG)
Hands < 200

[kraada]

That's not how our database works - we import hands and then use all data on the players in those hands, so you can't have data imported from just some players in a hand in a certain database.

What you can do is create a custom All Players report that filters to the players you want and then do analysis in that report.