The filter lets you set the following values:. With these filters you can find exactly what you are looking for in the tournament history of a player, giving you the extra edge.

It's also possible to add different graphs to the player statistics page, by choosing the graphs menu.

In the graphs menu you will be able to select the most important graphs that you want integrated directly on the statistics page.

There are 12 different graphs that can be integrated, some of the options are: Profit by game, Profit by date, Profit by hour, Profit by game type, Rank and ROI by entre fee.

When you choose to integrate these graphs, it will automatically show the stats, saving you a lot of time not having to go through history and do calculations yourself.

Besides the individual statistics available for free search, Playerscope also offers players some other features. Most importantly, Playerscope allows players to stop being tracked by the site by requesting to be opted-out.

That means that if you do not wish to have your results shown online for whatever reason and you simply fill out your username and they will accept it and remove it.

This is great if you don't want opponents to know that you are a shark or a fish. Playerscope also follows all tournaments on the networks they support, providing a full list of everybody participating and showing the prize money won as well.

This is great if you know the name of a tournament that finished a while ago, but cannot find it in the lobby of the poker client anymore.

Playerscope will show you exactly how many entries there were, the nicknames with position and prize money.

Home Poker Playerscope - Information - Poker Tracking Sites Playerscope History and Information Playerscope was founded in as a tracking site for online tournaments and sit 'n' goes.

How Does It Work? When you have found the player you were looking for you will be able to see some different statistics about him: Overall Rating for all tournaments Buy-in average Finishing position in stages by percentage Monthly rating for the current year Tournament search filter option These features makes it possible to know some basic information about your opponent and with the Tournament search filter option you can go even more in depth with everything.

The filter lets you set the following values: Time Period - Days, Months, Years What kind of game was played Which limit - No limit, pot limit or fixed limit Buy-in size Number of Entrants Which order it's shown in With these filters you can find exactly what you are looking for in the tournament history of a player, giving you the extra edge.

Thanks anyway. Hey, don't take my signature line personally. I always put something silly, dumb or stupid there. I was not attacking you or anything like that.

If you check my post you will see that I am always trying to help people. I go out of my way to find videos that will help answer people's questions.

I publicly apologize to you for causing you any sorrow, hurt or discomfort. I would never disrespect you or insult you on purpose.

I don't go on two plus two because of being treated like that many years ago. Once again, please forgive me.

I would never dis-respect you on purpose. Nothing is available on the site and Ive searched accross a few forums. Even people just verifying the accuracy of their own stats would be helpful.

I would like to use some results tracking site for table selection and I'd like to know why I should pay for sharkscope if there are free sites offering the same info, ya know..

Is sharkscope what everyone's using to check villain stats? What levels are you checking stats for, and what looks playable to you? How about the ability rating, what do we infer from it?

I don't use Sharkscope or any site like it, but it appears to be what most people use. Hopefully someone who uses it and understands it will answer your questions.

It is absolutely amazing how sites pop up and charge money but don't fully explain why we should trust their info. Obviously, in general, the players at the higher stakes are stronger, but that doesn't mean that there aren't super super super solid players at the lower levels, because their are.

I wish I had some more info about playerscope, but I do not.