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Labels. Do you use them and how do you designate other players?
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[QUOTE="GreenDaddy1, post: 4759651, member: 337531"] I was using labels when I was playing a lot of micro cash games. Tried to keep it simple. Green for fish, orange for decent TAG, red for NIT. What I found over time though was that by adding a colour range to the VPIP stat on my hud it did the job for me just about as well, and I still employ that today no matter what game I am playing. Occasionally players will have fishy habits but a reasonable VPIP, so just have to keep an eye out for that and I may occasionally still tag someone. I do like to add notes too and definitely don't do it enough. Notes are particularly good when you are up against mostly the same players day after day, eg cash games and some tourneys (eg cardschat freeroll where field is often the same players). Most commonly my notes will be on starting hands (eg Limped AA from UTG+2 with 15BB) or actions post flop (eg Bluffed river with air). Try to keep it short, simple and to the same format, so I can quickly make sense of it during the action. [/QUOTE]
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