rowhousepd
Rock Star
Silver Level
Actually I guess the subject line should be what to note, and what not to....
Anyhow, I've been taking a lot them lately lately and was wondering which ones are really important for microstakes cash games. I've made a rough list of the kinds of hands I think I should be noting as often as possible; it's based in part of what I notice other people in the forums are noting. I might be missing some essential ones, and I might be overdoing it and putting down stuff I just don't need to at, especially these stakes. Lemme know you think. (Btw, for all of these I'm noting the villain's specific cards, not time/opportunity stats that I could see in the HUD.)
Preflop:
Anyhow, I've been taking a lot them lately lately and was wondering which ones are really important for microstakes cash games. I've made a rough list of the kinds of hands I think I should be noting as often as possible; it's based in part of what I notice other people in the forums are noting. I might be missing some essential ones, and I might be overdoing it and putting down stuff I just don't need to at, especially these stakes. Lemme know you think. (Btw, for all of these I'm noting the villain's specific cards, not time/opportunity stats that I could see in the HUD.)
Preflop:
- 3bets light
- Open limps strong
- Resteals the blinds
- Shoves short stacked w/ non-premium hands
- Backraises
- Cbets w/ air (especially on a wet flop)
- Semi-bluffs w/ draws
- Check-raises flop w/ TP or worse
- Shoves/gets it in w/ big combo draws (12+ outs)
- Raises or check-raises turn w/ TP or worse
- Calls 2 or 3 barrels w/ draws (especially weaker draws)
- Over plays big pocket pairs to the showdown (especially on a wet board)
- Bluffs river w/ air