[Bankroll Tracker] Bankroll Wizard, Bankroll Tracking and Analytics for iPhone and Android

I've pushed a number of new updates, mostly centered around UI polish and fixes. Though a big change I made is to the betting buttons. They were kinda stupid in the first release, so they've been improved. See below pics.

I'm still quite busy working on this project! Here are some updates that have been added since launch:

Straddles — UTG and Mississippi. Set your table's rule as a session default, or change it per hand.
Big Blind Ante — track dead-money BB antes
Faster session setup — new sessions remember your table settings per venue
Hide bankroll amounts — one toggle (eye icon on the bankroll screen) masks your balances, P/L, and results across the bankroll and analytics screens, so you can track at the table without flashing your roll
Per-venue stats (Pro) — a new Venues tab in analytics breaks your results down by room: profit, win rate, hourly, and BB/100 at each place you play
Run It Twice — record all-ins you ran twice and tag the result (won both / split / lost both).
Richer hand review — opening a saved hand now leads with a clean showdown summary (your result, the board, everyone's cards, and the pot/rake breakdown) before you step through the action.

Plus smaller fixes from bug reports (hand-review chip amounts now reflect total street commitment, etc.)

Update: v1.8.0 — honest opponent stats, bet-sizing tells, per-venue breakdowns

Another round of updates — two releases (1.7 and 1.8) since the last post. The headline this time is about being honest with the numbers, which I figured this crowd would care about more than a feature dump.

• Opponent stats, made honest (the big one). A live recorder has a selection-bias problem: you only log the hands a villain actually plays, not the ones they fold. So
  dividing VPIP/PFR/WTSD by recorded pots instead of dealt hands reads them wildly too loose — a nit who happened to play the two pots you logged looks like a maniac. Rather than ship a vanity stat, I
  changed how it's presented: VPIP/PFR are relabeled Entry/Raise Rate (recorded pots) and WTSD is Showdown Rate (recorded pots), shown neutrally with the caveat. The profile now leads with the
  reads that hold up under small, biased samples — post-flop Aggression Factor and 3-Bet% — and player-type classification (TAG / LAG / calling station / nit / maniac) is derived from AF + 3-bet instead of
  VPIP/PFR magnitude.
  
• Bet-sizing tells. New per-villain sizing reads, all from within-pot observations so they're free of the bias above: typical preflop open (in BB), 3-bet size (as a multiple of the open), and
  post-flop bet sizing as % of pot, by street. Each is sample-gated (5+ observations) and shows the sample count.
  
• Per-venue stats. New Venues tab — groups completed sessions by room into total/avg profit, win-rate, $/hr, BB/100, and best/worst session. Handy for finding which room is actually beating you.
  
• Richer hand review. Showdown-style summary: hero result, board, every player's hole cards + profit, full pot/rake breakdown, and a Run It Twice badge. Read-only and built entirely from stored data
  — the review screen never recalculates, so what you see is exactly what was saved.
  
• More UI polish — thousands separators on BB/100, analytics tab layout tweaks.
  

Another round of updates — two releases (1.7 and 1.8) since the last post. The headline this time is about being honest with the numbers.

- Opponent stats, made honest (the big one). A live recorder has a selection-bias problem: you only log the hands a villain actually plays, not the ones they fold. So dividing VPIP/PFR/WTSD by recorded pots instead of dealt hands reads them wildly too loose — a nit who happened to play the two pots you logged looks like a maniac. Rather than ship a vanity stat, I changed how it's presented:

• VPIP/PFR are relabeled Entry/Raise Rate (recorded pots) and WTSD is Showdown Rate (recorded pots), shown neutrally with the caveat attached.
  
• The villain profile now leads with the reads that hold up under small, biased samples: post-flop Aggression Factor and 3-Bet%.
  
• Player-type classification (TAG / LAG / calling station / nit / maniac) is re-derived from AF + 3-bet instead of VPIP/PFR magnitude, and the exploit tips that leaned on raw frequencies are suppressed.
  

- Bet-sizing tells. New per-villain sizing reads, all from within-pot observations so they're free of the bias above: typical preflop open (in BB), 3-bet size (as a multiple of the open), and post-flop bet sizing as % of pot, by street. Each is sample-gated (needs 5+ observations) and shows the sample count so you know how much to trust it.
- Run It Twice that actually splits the pot. Re-enabled the RIT toggle + outcome chips (Won Both / Split / Lost Both) on the hand-completion screen — and the outcome now drives pot distribution for heads-up, single-pot all-ins. Previously a recorded AA-vs-KK chop awarded the whole pot to the single recorded board's winner (hero showed +$490 instead of ≈−$5 in rake). Now a chop rakes once and splits 50/50, with the result reflected in the winner banner. Scoped to heads-up no-side-pot for now; multiway + second-board capture is a separate piece of work.
- Per-venue stats. New Venues tab in the analytics dashboard — groups your completed sessions by room into total/avg profit, win-rate, $/hr, BB/100, and best/worst session. Handy for figuring out which room is actually beating you.
- Richer hand review. The review summary is now a proper showdown-style view: hero result, board, every player's hole cards + profit, full pot/rake breakdown, and a Run It Twice badge. It's read-only and built entirely from stored data — the review screen never recalculates, so what you see is exactly what was saved.
- Plus the usual polish — thousands separators on BB/100, analytics tab layout tweaks.