That could possibly be done with custom statistics with something like this however that won't be very straightforward. See this guide for the basics on custom statistics creation and this guide for a deeper walkthrough. The latter was written for PokerTracker 3 but the techniques all apply to Poker...

You open a Support Ticket and report that to us here.

You won't be able to select the aliased players individually but you can use a simple filter to view your results by site (More Filters -> Game Details -> Sites).

Please open a Support Ticket with a PokerTracker4.log file that's recorded the trouble so that we can investigate that for you.

That's not possible at this time you although if you open a Support Ticket we can link you to the request in our system for #2 so we can automatically notify you if that functionality is added in a future release.

Vinni121 wrote:But he didn't think about we CAN calculate from turn.

That's not what was said. Of course it is possible to calculate the all-in equity on the turn however it introduces a bias in the results in that scenario so it's not calculated.

I am not seeing an existing custom statistic for that so please refer this guide for the basics on custom statistics creation and this guide for a deeper walkthrough. The latter was written for PokerTracker 3 but the techniques all apply to PokerTracker 4, the interface is just slightly different.

Those hands won't have imported into PokerTracker 4 at all because of the duplicate showdown cards in the hand history. You need to edit the hand history and then run a manual import (Play Poker -> Get Hands From Disk) on the edited file to import it into your database (you don't need to worry about...

But what if we will get such river, that folded cards were winning cards at that river? If player B folds we won't know what cards they had (unless it's Hero). Yeah, Player C won that. But if we will calculate AI EV for player C from flop, then we calculate that at this board ”T :diamond: 6 :spade:...

Thanks for letting me know.