HUD Feature Request

[sfifield]

Here is a feature request relating to hero's HUD display. In cash games, when I find that I have been at a table a lot longer than other players, it would be nice to be able to limit the information on a HUD to the last X number of hands, without having to pull up the "Edit HUD options" window from the main PT4 program. Adding this as a right click on the hero's name (either with the right click allowing the user to select the "Edit HUD options" window or, even better, pulling up a window allowing the user to quickly type in the number of hands for the stats).

As an example, if I have been at table for 500 hands or something, but the other players have been at the table for 50-100 hands, I occasionally pull up the "Edit HUD options" window from the main PT4 program and limit the number of hands to a number matching that of another player, which allows me to get a better sense of that player's image of me. Of course, since I am multi-tabling, I usually have to flip it back right away, so it would be nice to be able to do it for just a table. Obviously, I have a general sense of how I have been playing, but sometimes I can lose track of an image while multi-tabling (i.e., if I had earlier been stealing like mad from a nit in the blinds who was replaced by a player with a more normal defense, I might lose track of how often I have made a steal attempt vs. the new player because my attempt to steal will be skewed high from the earlier play in the session).

Similarly, in tournament play, it would be nice to be able to limit the hero's hands to the current table only. Late in a large MTT, I often have stats for 200 hands showing on my own HUD, while the stats for the other players are only for the 40 hands or so that I have been sitting at my current table. It would be nice to be able to be able to limit my own stats to the current table by right clicking or something.

[WhiteRider]

The request for resetting stats at a new table in tournaments has been made before but I will pass on your requests to the development team.