Go into C:\Program Files (x86)\PostgreSQL\8.4\data\ and look to see if you have a postgres.conf.ptbackup. If so rename postgres.conf to postgres.conf.old and rename postgres.conf.ptbackup to postgres.conf and try restarting PostgreSQL again.

Click Start, type Event Viewer and click on it when it appears. Expand the Windows Logs section in the top left then click Applications. You should find errors in the top center pane relating the PostgreSQL. Click on them and tell me what the error text in the bottom center says.

Click Start, type services.msc and click on it when it appears. Do you see PostgreSQL in the service list? If so can you start it?

I'm not aware of an add-on that adds this kind of functionality at this time.

Please create a support ticket so that we can investigate this further for you.

I think some examples will help here. Let A be our limper, B be our raiser, and we act after that and for the moment let's ignore stack sizes of other players in the hand besides the three of us. With three players there are two meaningful stack sizes - the smallest and the next to smallest. The lar...

Using str_actors_p LIKE '0%' will eliminate all limpers but it sounds like you don't want that? You want A limps, B raises to count but not A limps and B is all-in with A having a bigger stack behind, yes? If so just make sure that the 2bet facing size is smaller than the effective stack (plus any b...

For PLO you want $XPL where X is the big blind size. So a $4 big blind would be $4PL - not $2/$4 (that would be fixed limit).

This adds that clause: sum(if[tourney_hand_player_statistics.amt_p_effective_stack / tourney_blinds.amt_bb >= 16 and tourney_hand_player_statistics.flg_blind_def_opp and substring(tourney_hand_summary.str_aggressors_p from 1 for 1)::int = 0 and ((tourney_hand_player_statistics.amt_p_2bet_facing + to...

I'll pass that on to the development team at the appropriate time.

That said there's nothing you can change about what cards do or do not come in - but there's a lot of other things you can analyze that you can also change and I'd encourage you to look at some of those.