See your statistics by position

The Player report is a table of your own statistics. Cut by position, it gives you one row for every seat you have played from — UTG through BB — and a Total row underneath, so you can see at a glance where your game changes from seat to seat.

Go to Reports on the rail and choose the Player tab. Pick Cash or Tournaments with the switch beside the tabs.

The report is always about you (the hands you played). To study opponents, use the Multi-Player report.

It opens on eight columns: VPIP, PFR, 3-Bet, Fold to 3-Bet, Steal, WTSD, W$SD and AF, with a HANDS column showing how many hands each row is measured over.

Next to Rows, choose:

• All — a single Total row over every hand.
• By position — a row for each seat you actually sat in (POS), and the Total row beneath them. A six-max player sees six rows, not ten.

Press Statistics. A picker opens with every statistic PokerLens offers, grouped into sections — General, Preflop, Flop, Turn, River, Showdown, Aggression, Results, Hand strength, By hand strength and Custom — and a Search the catalogue box at the top. Tick a statistic to add it as a column; untick it to take it off. The table updates straight away.

A few things you may notice:

• The last statistic left cannot be turned off — a report always shows at least one column.
• Some statistics are measured over a player's most recent hands only. They are listed but cannot be ticked here, because this table is measured over every hand on the filter.
• Statistics you have written yourself in the Statistic Editor appear in the section you filed them under. See Write your own statistic.

Everything on the filter bar applies to this report too. For example, add Pot type to see your figures in 3-bet pots only, or Stakes to compare two limits. See Filter a report.

When the table looks the way you want, press Keep and type a name in Name this report. The report is kept with its statistics, how its rows are cut, and the conditions on the filter bar. The figures themselves are not kept — they are measured fresh each time, so the report stays up to date as you play.

Press Open to see your kept reports. Choose one to put it back on the screen with its columns and filter. From the same list you can Rename a report, or Forget this report to delete it (you will be asked Forget it? first).

Reading the figures

• A dash (—) means the spot never came up for that seat, which is not the same as 0%.
• Some statistics cannot be split by seat. A statistic that is already about a particular seat — such as a blind defense or a blind-versus-blind steal — shows a dash in the seat rows and its figure in the Total row.
• Watch the sample. A figure over a handful of spots tells you very little.

To save the report as a file, send it to a friend or open it in a spreadsheet, see Save, export and share a report.