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[QUOTE="Syfted, post: 1162720, member: 41763"]
Computers have given us so many resources.  They track how many times we 3bet c-bet check fold raise pre VP$IP PFA etc.  Live... none of this.

In fact a pivotal element of live play is deceiving your opponents into thinking you're playing loose when you're really playing tight, or perhaps vice versa...

I figure my notes for live games shouldn't be all that different for notes in online games.  You write down key showdowns, try to pay as best attention as you can during pots so you can remember player's actions, and so forth.  If you can't remember exact actions, you can usually write down things like "3betting light w A4o, aggro draws, tends to ignore position..." etc.  No big deal.

But what kind of statistics should I be tracking?  Should I just be taking note of my buy-in at the start of a session and my cash-out amount?  Should I note how much I am up or down each hour, so I can attempt to calculate winrate, variance, and bankroll required?  Should I get so specific as to count how many times my regular opponents cbet, raise pre, etc?  Should I forget taking notes at the table, and just go back after the session and jot things down?

Also if you guys have any specific systems for note-taking, please advise!  Thanks.
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