Do you make note of your Opponents?

[Genep66]

Not really to many to try to keep track.

 

[CallmeFloppy]

I keep notes on my ring game opponents. I also like to keep track of what stakes we are playing at.

 

[funnyhook3]

I play fewer games at a time to keep an eye on my opponents. I'm so interested

 

[thedarkman]

havent done this, why would you?

Not a lot of point, I only play tournaments. For the next two weeks I'm only playing freerolls. I assume most of my opponents play like lunatics. Many of them do.

 

[samircyber9]

yes i make notes on them but just the good players or the fishes , i can't make notes on unpredicatbale

 

[TCHUCO2005]

Some I do, usually at the table I'm trying to observe a lot... mainly players who play almost all hands and those who play almost none. these are cold.

 

[018smitty]

I have been starting to take notes lately. I never did for years but why not take advantage of taking notes. It will definitely help down the road I am sure having that info to look at.

 

[Fushicho]

I don't take notes for several reasons.
1. I don't play often enough.
2. I don't think it's worth making a note on someone for 1 or 2 hands.
3. Making a note could influence the way you play a hand and always give someone to much or little respect and they can take advantage of that.

 

[eugenedav]

Yes all the time. Helps me keep track of them when run back into each other.

 

[CaptainXL]

Online I do it is very convenient on ACR. I have a bad memory for people andnam not so good offline.

 

[Raphael Zabel]

I only take notes on players that I meet frequently at the tables and that I already have a good hand history to analyze. The others I try to observe how they are playing and try to adapt.

 

[pokerace_1]

I am constantly doing this , a note can help you in future hands against a player , besides , while writing notes the waiting time at the table is reduced

 

[cferdi]

Yes, I keep notes but am trying to learn to make them more useful than in the past. But, I don't make every single decision based on a few notes. I mostly play tourneys, so there are some players that I see over and over, but many that are just once in a while - so you can't be certain of the latter as there is little data. However, the ones I see more regularly are more helpful, of course the better players mix it up anyway, so you still have to pay attention to other aspects as well.

 

[garpsc]

online, no.
live, yes. but not all of them, just the ones that can enter on your mind and make you tilt or something like that

 

[cardcounter]

I try my best to take notes, but sometimes I am to lazy.

 

[TonyTadzh]

I would like to make notes, but i play from phone, unfortunately there is no possible to make notes in mobile pokerstars...

 

[theoxy]

I am playing freerolls 90% , so i dont need to make notes to other players.

 

[ObiwanJ]

Yep I try to take notes on people as any extra information gives you an edge in future hands

 

[Oranaro]

I try to, but I don't do that oftenly, just when I get some weird play a couple of time. It should be a habit to be able to do, because I just don't think about doing it while playing.

 

[UngureanuDan]

Yes everytime! When i'm not in the hand i analyze every guy at the table and make notes!

 

[darkvick]

Yes, but I should do it more

I had notes from the opponents, but just when there was a weird played. I would like to do it more often

 

[INISHTE]

Hi friend.

Since I started doing that, it has favored me in many matchups.

 

[q3dm4pro]

Hello. I make notes on how often opponents make an open-raise and what cards they have on showdown. After 10-20 hands, this allows you to identify the most aggressive player and the most calm. And as a consequence, adjust your ranges with which you play with this or that player.

 

[Nokaut men 1997]

It is very important to watch all the players.
A lot can be achieved that way.
I remember best those players who took the most chips from me. I remember them even better than those to whom I did the same.

 

[Mhammadkhalil]

No even i don't think about it at all