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Hi there, which positions on a 9-handed table are EP? Is that position 1, 2 and 3 or 1 and 2? And do I have to divide it by 3 (or 2) or is it already an average??? Same for MP. Thanks!

ok thanks, but let me give an example: suppose someone is raising 21% from MP+1, does that mean that I have to divide 21% by 3 to know his 'raise first in' % for that exact position because there are three MP positions? Thanks

its the average of all 3 mp positions. If you want to get the exact value of mp1 position, you need to build a custom stat.

AND No, you cant just divide it by three!
If you want to make a approximation you could say, "okay, normally the later the position the higher the RFI". So if you u have mp1, mp2 and mp3 in one stat and the Value is 21%, its pretty likely that villains mp1 RFI is a bit lower... (this is only an estimation: ~16-18%), because of the approach i took.

There are VPIP, PFR and RFI custom statistics for that in the Download Warehouse. Once downloaded you can import them via 'File -> Import Statistic' to make them available for your HUD/Reports. As those stats were originally uploaded for PokerTracker 3 you will need to change the dropdown when importing from .pt4stat to .pt3stat in order to see the files in the chooser window.

ok, thanks guys. And flag: I don't see any files after downloading. Where do I have to search? What will be the directory?? Thanks!

Actually, nothing seems to happen if I click download...

You cannot download the files via PokerTracker 4 so use a regular web browser instead.

sorry, but I don't really understand what you mean. What do I have to google? thanks

If the files are not downloading then that sounds like you are doing this via the 'Community' section in PokerTracker 4. You cannot download these files using the PokerTracker 4 browser so you should instead visit the Download Warehouse using a regular web browser instead (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Safari e.t.c.) and then you can download the custom statistics you want to your computer.