jaymfc
R.I.P DJ & Buck
Loyaler
in big MTTs or SnGs no need to find them they will find you and you will have an edge.
our freerolls have mostly the same players and it's very good to have notes on them
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63burner
Visionary
Bronze Level
Notes on players..
For a lot of players, having notes on them works, most of the time. Except, there is the player you have notes on, who makes a move counter to all your notes. Are you then forced into a coin-flip, your instincts vs. your notes?
I went against the grain in tourney today, didn't work out in my favor, but it added some spice to the game, what the hey, its Christmas, of all lucky days, right?
For a lot of players, having notes on them works, most of the time. Except, there is the player you have notes on, who makes a move counter to all your notes. Are you then forced into a coin-flip, your instincts vs. your notes?
I went against the grain in tourney today, didn't work out in my favor, but it added some spice to the game, what the hey, its Christmas, of all lucky days, right?
greatgame230
Visionary
Silver Level
in big MTTs or SnGs no need to find them they will find you and you will have an edge.
our freerolls have mostly the same players and it's very good to have notes on them
that's true, what happens is that I'm used to the free of a large number of players, but you're absolutely right, I retreat what I said in my first reply
bc2017
Rock Star
Silver Level
I note if I see someone has made a very loose shove, if someone is being aggressive and raising and re-raising a lot. I make notes and use the colour highlighting in pokerstars to mark different sorts of players: the current labels I use are Good Player, Friendly, Aggressive, Loose, Tight, Bluffer, Poor Caller - any other suggestions for useful labels are appreciated.
