Is it best to install PT4/Postgres/my databases on the other one, or should I keep them all on the main drive with my OS? If space isn't an issue then the easiest thing to do is to have everything on the main drive with your OS. How can I tell how large my DB is? You can see the size of your existi...

I don't see any other reports currently in our system for this nevertheless I'd recommend making regular backups of your PokerTracker data especially if you have alot of custom information.

Please enable logging, reproduce this problem and then send your log file to us in a Support Ticket. You can access the log file by clicking 'File --> Show User Data Folder' in the main PokerTracker 4 window - the file we need is the text file called 'PokerTracker4.log' that is in that folder.

You only need to purge and reimport the affected tournaments. To identify them take a look at your tournaments listed by description as per the first screenshot in this thread and those that you need to purge will be listed individually instead of grouped together by their description.

You can filter you HUD stats based on the number of players in 'HUD -> Edit HUD Options' or you can do that with custom statistics using tourney_hand_summary.cnt_players. See this guide for the basics on custom statistics creation and this guide for a deeper walkthrough.

Did you purge and reimport every single tournament that was imported under v4.14.25?

Built in stats cannot be edited but you can use the 'Duplicate' option and then edit the alignment of the duplicated stat.

On the 'Definition' tab in 'Configure -> Statistics' there is an option to align your stat to the left, center or right.

You would have the best performance if PostgreSQL was also on the SSD however there are other factors to consider with regards to performance such as how much RAM you have, your database size, what other programs are running e.t.c. Before you start reinstalling things I recommend that you enable log...

I think it would be a preferable measure if it included your win rate for all hands, all in and non all in, with the caveat that for the all-in hands it uses the EV at the time all the money that went in. This might be how the statistic works which was my original assumption. The 'All-In Equity Adj...