Do you make note of your Opponents?

[Leandro6803]

yes, I always take notes on the weak players coming into the limper hand, and the good players as well.

 

[carmenzu]

Do you pay attention to the people you're playing against? Like if you've played against them before do you notice that you're playing against them again or does it not make a difference to you?

Of course I take notes on my opponents, it is part of the advantages of playing online poker!

 

[spunka]

yes

 

[Becky Eubanks]

Gutshots real name is Tony Patterson from Goldsboro NC

I will make a note of that

 

[PauPau]

How to make notes on opponents and what notes you normally put?

 

[offshore11000]

It makes all the difference how the opponent plays , I usually make notes with colors , where red is very dangerous and green is easy lol

 

[nachopaulo]

If you play a lot, several times a week, it is inevitable that opponents will repeat themselves at several of the tables you play. That said, do you take notes on opponents? And these notes help you beat these opponents? Because many players repeat the same play depending on the situation, so probably the notes will be accurate most of the time.

 

[PauPau]

It makes all the difference how the opponent plays , I usually make notes with colors , where red is very dangerous and green is easy lol

Thanks for the answer, so its like a traffic light.

 

[VladB850]

I don't take notes, there are to many players. I remember some of them but not the style of play. I try to adapt for each table/ players

 

[gallora]

My notes are so different and useless for the game because the notes are real names, where someone lives, I will note if they like my sports teams, if I played on a CC league team with them, if they are a ham, very few actual poker notes. I don't think players always play the same so I don't really think notes help for that.

But you can take notes on those who write in your topic DT. Then it will be possible to use in memoirs.
I don't take notes either. Useless, just a waste of time.

 

[pokerD]

Yes, I am used to designating them for myself, but I rarely write a note.

 

[Risto234]

I usually make notes with colors , where red is very dangerous and green is easy lol

in that case i wouldn't be surprised if others use yellow notes on you ...

 

[Only_player]

Yes ofcourse im writing notes then i play not much tourneys
Bcs after notes i can better understand my opponent in the same situations and i have more simple decision

 

[molokheia]

hi there

Once in a while I put a note on players that play awfully for me at least

Rgds

 

[Tato Ivan]

I write very small notes, but not about everyone.

 

[Dalyn]

Online yes live only somethimes depends what tournament Im playing

 

[gravii2011]

When I'm playing, I take notes about the players. The next time I see this player at another table, I'll have a rough idea of how he plays and it will be easier for me to understand how to play with him. The more information you gather, the easier it will be for you to deal with the bodies of seyas later.

 

[DiegoRamos]

Do you pay attention to the people you're playing against? Like if you've played against them before do you notice that you're playing against them again or does it not make a difference to you?

Yes sure.
It's something extremely important, especially in sp, where you often find the same players.

 

[stampide]

Sure its realy important! More information about your opponent - more profit

 

[Mihail Grinvich]

Yes, of course. Without studying the style of play of the opponent at the table of victory can not be. I usually teach them more or less in three or four hands. Then in my head I think of a strategy to counter them.

 

[macthemax]

Yes ofcourse. I mostly give them a color. Red for a tight player, Green for one who plays a lot of hands and yellow for a so called fish.
Mostly I play cash games ( 0.01/0.02), and before I enter a table, I try to find those green and yellow players, because that is where the free money is.
But don't be surprised that you find a lot of those red players on those table too.

 

[odonob]

You should be a able to read an opponent within a few played hands, no need for notes really, good luck!

 

[jcxmendes]

I hardly understand why I play microphones, but I write when I see a decent movement

 

[Rahatis]

I was always taking notes, but the last one year pokerstars crashes when I do.

 

[demibar]

No need to take notes i just see how they playing that moment on the table.