For me it is not important to have informations about my opponents, important is intuition of the moment.so much people told me, "if you want to progress, you got to start make notes about your opponent". my question is, what thing your think is more important to write about them.
In general, I note how the player made mistakes or made an unusual play or plays any way out of normal. You want something brief so that you immediately know what their issues are.
For example, if a player limps with a hand that is normally raised (like AA or AK) I make a note "lmpd AK in co". If the player later does it again, I now know he/she is probably an inexperienced player and they limp with big hands so "limps with big hands" goes in the notes. From then on I know to be suspicious of their limps. I then also color code their avatar as an inexperienced player so I can tell from a glance what kind of player they are.
In general, I note how the player made mistakes or made an unusual play or plays any way out of normal. You want something brief so that you immediately know what their issues are.
For example, if a player limps with a hand that is normally raised (like AA or AK) I make a note "lmpd AK in co". If the player later does it again, I now know he/she is probably an inexperienced player and they limp with big hands so "limps with big hands" goes in the notes. From then on I know to be suspicious of their limps. I then also color code their avatar as an inexperienced player so I can tell from a glance what kind of player they are.
On the site I play the most everyone is anonymous and there is no chat so it's impossible to take notes that can be used from game to game. I mostly play triple up SNGs, and though I don't take notes what I pay particular attention to is what players raise with, what players call with, who is aggressive and who is timid, who is tight and who is loose. And I'm always on the lookout for the players who appear to be reckless. There is a fine line between being aggressive and being reckless. Sometimes reckless pays off with big dividends but usually they are the first to get knocked out of the game.so much people told me, "if you want to progress, you got to start make notes about your opponent". my question is, what thing your think is more important to write about them.
Can you share a link?On the site I play the most everyone is anonymous and there is no chat
On the site I play the most everyone is anonymous and there is no chat so it's impossible to take notes that can be used from game to game.
Is this ignition pokerCan you share a link?