Do you take notes on opponents?

elchonga · Sep 21, 2022

yes i take a lot of notes

seems essential to me

oarroyo · Sep 21, 2022

If I find it several times on the table Yes

slevinzed · Sep 21, 2022

it does not help me cauz most of the time I dont see them again

Only_player · Sep 21, 2022

Ofcourse. if im play not much tables. Its very important move and help me in future

Sexybrummi86 · Sep 21, 2022

Yeah and if I get lazy or distracted and don’t problems arise like if I’m not paying full attention get bored and only look when it’s my turn you have to look out for the ones that bluff way too much or the idiots that try to win by going all in with a rubbish hand it’s hard enough playing online poker cos u can’t look for a tell so you need to watch out and gather as much as you can from their playing style

yuriko oyama · Sep 21, 2022

only of those who make very bizarre moves, the best I only put colors.

lyudiko · Sep 21, 2022

Yes, I take notes. I am a kind person and do not remember evil. That's why I write everything down.

bra01 · Sep 21, 2022

No, I don't take notes on the players

samuri · Sep 21, 2022

I used to but I haven't for a long time. I should get back to doing that.

MrHachiman · Sep 22, 2022

Only if he does something very unusual, like going allin preflop with a trash hand.

Ruslan L · Sep 22, 2022

I take notes, from time to time, but not as often as I really need to. In fact, notes are very valuable information, and sometimes, in appropriate situations, such information can be crucial.

Luvepoker · Sep 22, 2022

I have notes on many player I have played against. The problem with notes is they are not always going to be accurate. I can put a not today on a players playing style and when I next play them they could play very much different. This usually happens when I have not played them recently.

successlaw · Sep 24, 2022

It's very useful to take as many notes as you can if you not an occasional player

A2020 · Sep 24, 2022

I know I should, but at the same time, not been good at poker or having study the game that much, I don't think I would know what to take notes about.

Like what's good to make notes on and how to use those in the future.

Once I complete some deeper Poker Course and know more about it, maybe I will start taking notes and see how to apply them in the future.

At the same time, the volume I play probably doesn't justify it.

respectiscool · Sep 24, 2022

Sometimes, if I see the player In another tourny, other than that, not generally

GNuTTz · Sep 24, 2022

Not usually. But I think I should start taking notes. 888 has easy access to mark players as donkeys though.

Artbart805 · Sep 24, 2022

Never see the same ones enough to make it worth while... I do recognize some... but they are seldom at the same table.

If we do play at the same table... I generally know the player type...

MK_ · Oct 6, 2022

I used to when I played more, now that I am down to only a couple sites I can play on in the US I don't need to take notes generally

fasteddee74 · Oct 6, 2022

I play on a wsop which is regulated. No tracking software allowed so it is all taking notes and labeling players.

machinm19 · Oct 11, 2022

I remember Greg Reymar getting out his notebook at the WSOP in a hand with Mike the mouth. If it is good enough for the World Champ then enough said.

rdwr33 · Oct 11, 2022

seirmelo said:
Do you put notes on your opponents?
And I always put it, even if I lose and leave the game in a next tournament I already have enough information about this opponent, this has helped me a lot when I meet them at the tables again.

a while ago I started to make notes about my opponents to facilitate my action in the game. I noticed an improvement in my victories over some opponents.

thunderstormsud · Oct 11, 2022

If possible i take notes and also write down some key hands.

Peteski84 · Oct 12, 2022

I dont physically take note but i do pay attention to what is happening and how people tend to play on the table i am currently on.

Gotmog1 · Oct 16, 2022

ywhat a small tournament then I do, if it's a lot of thousandth tournament, then there is no sense, since tables often change.

GIB · Oct 16, 2022

Be sure to take notes on the players. It is difficult to take detailed notes when playing several tables. Sometimes when you see a different style of play for a player with a note, you have to change the mark to make an addition.

Do you take notes on opponents?

elchonga

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oarroyo

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slevinzed

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Only_player

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Sexybrummi86

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yuriko oyama

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lyudiko

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bra01

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samuri

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MrHachiman

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Ruslan L

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Luvepoker

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successlaw

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A2020

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respectiscool

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GNuTTz

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Artbart805

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MK_

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fasteddee74

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machinm19

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rdwr33

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thunderstormsud

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Peteski84

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Gotmog1

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