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Message: [QUOTE="scubed, post: 4590181, member: 299693"] I disagree - I think effort was made. This question is clearly about poker software & tools which is the topic to be discussed in this forum "[COLOR=#595F68]All discussions relating to poker clients and 3rd party software." [/COLOR] Please be more descriptive about "why" this post doesn't belong here so that we can all learn from you - since your reply definitely indicates an understanding about why this post is in the wrong sub-forum. I don't have Holdem Indicator; therefore, not 100% on this answer. I do know a lot about software though so I think I can make a guess at why this is the case. Typically a hand tracking software is just that - it tracks hands played and the win/loss associated with the hand. The hand tracking software typically reads the file that is written (by the poker client) to your computer for each hand. This file usually includes only information about the hand itself - not the cashier information. Meaning, a hand tracking software doesn't connect to the poker client or have access to cashier information in a way that it would understand that you have "top off automatically configured" or "you added chips while at the table." PokerTracker 4 WILL provide this information. In the View Stats --> Results we can add the data point "table" & also "Session Hour" which will then display the table name along with the hours/minutes played at each (instead of aggregating them like PokerCharts). I've never used PokerCharts or HoldemManager so unsure of how customizable they are - take a look at the canned reports that are close to what you are looking for. Are you able to add data points? If yes, look through them for things like "table" "currency" "hours" to see if you can adjust. PokerTracker 4 also has a 30-day free trial. Perhaps you should install it and evaluate if it will give you the data you are looking for! [/QUOTE]

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