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In what of distinction?

Postby SS24 » Sat Apr 25, 2009 7:22 am

Please prompt in what distinctions of parametre flg_f_first, from parametre flg_f_open_opp?
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Re: In what of distinction?

Postby kraada » Sat Apr 25, 2009 9:23 am

flg_f_open_opp is true when you have a chance to be the first one to bet into the pot.

flg_f_first_raise is true when you actually make the first raise.
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Re: In what of distinction?

Postby SS24 » Sat Apr 25, 2009 9:57 am

Distinctions between flg_f_open_opp and flg_f_first, table - holdem_hand_player_detail, instead of distinctions flg_f_open_opp and flg_f_first_raise.
I apologise for language as badly it I know.
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Re: In what of distinction?

Postby kraada » Sat Apr 25, 2009 11:08 am

Sorry, flg_f_first_raise is true if you make the first raise.
So flg_f_open_opp means you could bet first.
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Re: In what of distinction?

Postby SS24 » Sat Apr 25, 2009 12:12 pm

In PokerTracker3_PostgreSQL_Database_Schema.pdf it is written:
•flg_f_first - If this player is the first to act on the flop, this is true, otherwise this is false. This does not mean that they were the first to act, only that they were the first to have the opportunity to act.
•flg_f_open - If this player opened the action on the flop, this is true, otherwise this is false.
•flg_f_open_opp - If this player had the opportunity to open the action on the flop, this is true, otherwise it is false.

If I have correctly understood that:
•flg_f_open_opp - we the first in a action circle, or to all of us have told the check, and we not very well speak the check or bet.
•flg_f_open - we the first in a action circle, or to all of us have told the check, and we do bet.
•flg_f_first - we the first in a action circle.

To me not clearly second offer in the description flg_f_first - (This does not mean that they were the first to act, only that they were the first to have the opportunity to act). If we the first in a action circle we always have a possibility to make action by the first.

If it is possible result, please, a bright example - performance and not performance of a condition for flg_f_first.

I apologise for language as badly it I know.
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Re: In what of distinction?

Postby kraada » Sat Apr 25, 2009 1:36 pm

I misread the documents, and for that I apologize.

flg_f_first is true if you are the VERY FIRST person who could act on the flop.

So, there are three players on the flop:

A, B, C. A acts first, B acts second, C acts third.

The flop action starts like this: A checks and B bets.

flg_f_first is true only for A, not for B and C. A has the first action (in this case, check). B and C act after A.

flg_f_open_opp is true for A AND B, but not for C. A could have opened the betting but didn't, and B could have opened the betting and did. C could not have opened the betting.

flg_f_open is true for just B. B did in fact bet first. A could have, but didn't, and C couldn't have.

Does that help?
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Re: In what of distinction?

Postby SS24 » Sat Apr 25, 2009 2:13 pm

Yes, thanks, you have confirmed my guesses.
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