Tourny Buy In

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Tourny Buy In

Postby PJs Ronin » Mon Dec 19, 2011 11:31 pm

Why is this field/column not numeric? It would appear to make sense to be able to sum this column similar to the My C Net Won column.
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Re: Tourny Buy In

Postby WhiteRider » Tue Dec 20, 2011 6:29 am

I don't know why that decision was made specifically, although in the overview reports that makes more sense.
It should be possible to build a custom version of that stat to display the totals, but let's see what the devs say first - it may be possible to change the way that the built in stat behaves.
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Re: Tourny Buy In

Postby tarix » Tue Dec 20, 2011 6:36 am

That Buy-in field is a description of the level of tournament you are playing. It is similar to the "$1 NL" designations of the cash world. The specific numbers are not there for your to treat as an accounting value, but rather it is a description of your level of play.

However, you can make a stat that behaves as a numeric with the same data. You want to be able to see the total amount of your buy-ins before profits? Or do you want to see the "My C" data in game currency?
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Re: Tourny Buy In

Postby APerfect10 » Tue Dec 20, 2011 7:46 am

The Statistics reports are meant to display your statistics and are not intended to be results oriented. As Tarix stated, under the Statistics tab the "Buy-In" is representative of the "level" such as $2NL would represent for a cash game.

The Results report is meant to display your results and aggregated winnings therefore if you look at your Results -> Overview page, you will see that 'My C Buy-In' is numeric as you would expect and can be summed to represent your total amount of buy-ins.

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