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Message: [QUOTE="ilostmysoul, post: 2599936, member: 130341"] Okay if you are talking about studying poker (either from books, articles, clips, or experience), I would recommend you use a notepad. For example, I have read "The Theory of Poker" and several strategy articles online. What I do is start a sheet of paper by saying where that is from (ex. "Theory of Poker, Chapter I: The Fundamental Question"). Below I'll start making bullet points with the main things from that chapter. After reading the whole book/article, I go back, and summarize that summary into another sheet of paper, where I will only write things that I can use when playing (for example, I'll write "Raise" and below I'll write only when I should and should not raise, since I don't need the entire theory in order to apply that to my game). If you are talking about players, then I agree you should buy a Tracker like PlayedYou73 and others said above. [/QUOTE]