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Editing or Deleting a Session

What you can edit

Open the Sessions list and tap View on the session you want to fix — that takes you to the session's detail page, which is where all editing happens. (History also lists your past sessions, but tapping into it opens an event summary, not the session editor.)

  • Starting bankroll ($) — edit the value inline. A Save button appears as soon as you change it, and stays until you save.
  • Ending bankroll ($) for the session as a whole works the same way — edit inline, then tap Save once it appears.
  • Each shooter's Shooter name and End-of-shooter bankroll ($) are also editable inline, with the same save-while-dirty behavior.
  • Individual dice rolls aren't edited from the session page directly — tap the roll itself (for example, from the recent-rolls strip on the tracking screen) to open the roll editor. There you can tap a blue die and a red die to change either or both values, and the total recalculates automatically the moment you change one. Tap Save to confirm.

What you can't edit

A few things are locked in once a session exists, and there's no edit control for them anywhere in the app:

  • Date/start time — shown on the session page as "Started [date]" for reference only.
  • Session notes — there's no notes field on a session at all, so there's nothing to edit there.
  • Session name — set once when you create the session, with no rename option afterward.
  • Casino/venue — this isn't actually a field on the session itself. It belongs to the event the session is linked to. If you genuinely need to change which casino a session is tied to, the indirect path is editing that event's casino name from the Sessions screen's Events management — not from the session page.

Deleting rolls and sessions

To delete a single roll, open that roll's editor and tap Delete (trash icon). It removes the roll immediately — there's no confirmation prompt, so double-check before you tap it.

To delete an entire session, go to that session's detail page and tap the trash-icon button. This time you'll be asked to confirm: "Delete this session? All shooters, rolls, and bankroll history for this session will be permanently removed. This cannot be undone." Confirming wipes every shooter, roll, and bankroll entry that belonged to the session, all at once — there's no way to recover it afterward.

How corrections affect your stats

Nothing about your stats is cached. Hot/cold numbers, roll frequency, personal records, and your DICE/BANK scores are all recomputed live from whatever rolls and bankroll data currently exist, every time you view a screen. So once you fix a mistapped roll, correct a bankroll amount, or delete a roll or session, every dependent stat updates automatically the next time you look at it — there's no separate "recalculate" step, and nothing goes stale in the meantime.

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