I've had a look through my spreadsheet. It is clear that some sections were more of a concept at that point, rather than something that is fully implemented. It will take a while to sift through all of that, and while I wanted to cut down on cross-references to improve performance, some small sections are probably better left with those references intact. I should un-automate (is that a thing?) some of the more complicated sheets, though, and maybe cut a few altogether. I made a backup of the old one, so I can afford to experiment a little more. This might be a bigger project, though...
Another note regarding OFC traffic... I have mentioned before that it is not too bad by my standards, because you can find a table on most nights for a while, but it does have some problems, of course. This is what the lobby looked like yesterday evening, which is not an unusual sight recently:
Eight tables (the red ones are mine), but none of them running. What is going on?
Well, in this typical situation, we have one "high roller" sitting down at the 25 and 50 point cost tables, hoping in vain for an opponent. My own bankroll would have been barely enough for one minimum buy-in at the 25er, for reference.
At the 10 point cost table, there is another player who shows up a little more often, and also rarely finds players, though he did have a game running yesterday. With a minimum buy-in and max loss per round at 1K µBTC, I could technically afford it, but I don't like putting almost half of my hard earned bankroll on the line in a high variance game, and neither should anyone else. Especially because that regular appears to be relatively skilled, from what I could see during my short rail yesterday.
The 1 and 2 point cost tables are mine, where I am waiting for opponents. But what about that other 1er and the 0.25er, why am I not sitting down there? Well, those belong to one certain opponent, who likes to sit down at all kinds of Chinese poker tables of those limits across the room, like a dog marking its territory, but never actually plays. Very rarely did I get him to play a single round when I was desperate enough to sit down at his tables, but he always stops after that one, whether he wins, loses or breaks even. It's pointless to even try, and other players seem to have caught on too, because they also like to avoid his tables. Really not sure what he is even trying to do.
And then there is another player at the other 0.25er table who is simply avoiding me. 
Sometimes he sits down at a 1er, but same situation. He leaves when I join, and sits down at different tables. If another player joins, he stays. I know that he has had a few bad losing sessions against me, but he really shouldn't open tables if he wants to pick and choose his opponents, I believe.
So that's the player pool, or lack thereof. Several tables started, but rarely any tables running. The good news is that there are some regulars at my limits who are willing to play, and if you leave your tables open throughout the evening, they will find you. Sometimes they find each other, if you are not there.
But yes, at the end of the day, you do usually find a few opponents every evening, which could not necessarily be said about some non-Hold'em games on Pokerstars.
I hope I can present some graphs soon, but my stats spreadsheet is still a little prone to crashing.
...but wait!
I am interested in how those graphs will look like too, I feel that they tell you more than just plain numbers. The information I get from this could also be an important factor when it comes to deciding which games to play in the near future, including next year.
