Poker Tracker for Sit 'n' Gos?

Don't take my word for it, but I believe Poker Office tracks SnG's. I have never used it for SnG's, but I have used it for ring games and MTT's, so I am certain that it supports SnG's as well. Great program and will track every aspect of the game for you, including opponents style.

PokerTracker does just fine with SnG's.

IMHO, you get more from analyzing your own SnG play than your opponents' play since the situations do change, as you described. Although you CAN check your opponents' actions at specific blind levels, their stack size may affect their actions differently.

(FP could give you more on this.)

I know Poker Office tracks tournaments...including sit 'n gos...but I never saw a use for them with my strategy....unless of course you're just tracking your own play.

Either PokerOffice or PokerTracker should do the trick for SnGs... I find PokerOffice probably more useful, because it seems to be more useful for immediately gauging an opponents looseness, etc.

I am thinking of purchasing poker tracker or Holdem manager myself for Turbo SNGs. I am thinking the same thing as beriac, that sngs go through low-medium-high blind phases which changes the play dramatically, contrary to the cash games. Can anyone with experience please give a good advice?? Are those programs useful for sngs?

I'd like to know, is the data separable?

I mean, if I am in a sit-and-go, am I only seeing data collected from playing this guy in sit-and-go's, or will the data I see include his cash and MTT play as well?

If it is separable, how well does the filter work? Could I say, look at his data for all sit-and-gos, and then quickly switch to display only his data from sit-and-go's with entry frees greater than $50?

Completely agree with serendipity. If I can see the stats based on the game type (sng, mtt, ring), then I think poker tracking software would be very helpful. Anyone know?

Anyone use poker tracking software for sng's? Is it a big help or just some info ?

I use PT3 for my HUD and always use it when I'm playing my SNGs on Stars. Since I multitable with all tables cascaded not tiled, I find it very useful for having a basic read on the players, VPIP & PFR Also it does help in identifying the regs.

yeah but how much are these stats representing a players game? I mean in early stages a player will probably have a very low VPIP and PFR while in the end these stats will be much higher. I think these stages mix up and give a false result. Does the program seperates the different phases?

No, it doesn't separate the different phases, but that's not what it's intended for. You should know your self later in the tourney someone is going to loosen up. And take that into consideration when seeing what their stats are.

Yeah you can still rely on the features in poker tracker, tournament indicator, etc. In a general sense. Like you stated, player will change up their playing styles. Some people like to play tight at first and get more LAG at later escalations. And others like to play loose at first and get more tight later.

In my personal opinion tools like these are better suited for ring games. But at times can be very helpful in tournament play. I would only use them for SnG's they don't do much good in large tourneys where you are likely to be moved to 5 - 6 - 7 different tables within an hour.

Player stats still vary a lot even in SNGs. You still see players with stats of 50/9 after a dozen or so hands. And for regs the long term stats are weighted toward their eraly game play. Also in SNGs later on ICM considerations are more important than player reads.

In holdem manager you can set it to track seperate data depending on the amount of people left at the table. So if you get to the bubble, the stats will reset and just the 4 handed data will be displayed, then you can set it to reset again at 3 handed or heads up aswell...

Is there any program that can show the stats of a player in regard with how many BB his stack is?