Do you make note of your Opponents?

[el_soma77]

I always mark them in different colors and add notes

 

[horscht22]

I often take notes of players, do later u can use the information in the next hand against them...U always meet more than one time with these players

 

[Joonhi93]

If I usually do it sometimes

 

[nimburkx]

I made note previously now only colors is enough for me to know what kind of player he is)

 

[karl coakley]

I do on cash players, not tournament.

 

[No Bologna]

No Bologna

To much work. It would make it a job. I play for fun and entertainment.

 

[nghoffman]

I do when I've accumulated enough accurate information about the player. Mostly, I just tag a lot of players as "possible regulars".

 

[Roller]

NOTE notes notes
Simply put you can not have to much information to help in your decision making while at the tables.

 

[det0nate]

I use to make notes...
but these days i only take notes on ppl im playing at final tables
This way i kno they are for sure a palyer with skills and to respect their play

 

[VBB112]

I use to make notes...
but these days i only take notes on ppl im playing at final tables
This way i kno they are for sure a palyer with skills and to respect their play

That's a good approach. I probably average 4-5 tables and it seems impossible to take notes with that much going on, but the focusing on the final table folks is a good approach. I'm quicker to look people up on sharkscope.

 

[anadrijav]

Sometimes I take note of my opponents, but it really should always be done.

 

[Rob Hobson]

I never do it, but mentally.

 

[booosteeer23]

Of course it matters if, for example, you play one discipline, for example SNG.

 

[booosteeer23]

Of course it matters if, for example, you play one discipline, for example SNG...

 

[gryphon3005]

I know a lot of the regs but I still make notes when they make unusual moves (for them) more than once. Basically I know their style of play and don't need to make notes about that but something new appears in their game I write it down. The play they made may never show up again because it was just an aberration but if it's something they have added to their toolbox then at least I am ready for it next time.

 

[Bobbybones1950]

I take notes and find it very helpful most of the time. A learning curve for sure.

:stupido:

 

[toni_brasco]

Way too many players in online games so i don't make any notes of anyone but i'm happy to recognize someone against whom already played so very often i'm starting to chat.

 

[danoscar]

Hello. I do make notes. It helps a load to know the villain's range.

 

[BIGshark91]

Only very poor player

 

[Nel1523]

At the moment I am not taking note of opponents

 

[Ultfrozen]

It is very good to take notes on weak players who do terrible things, next time you can take advantage of this.

 

[Comboss599]

I make a note about my opponents not too often but i do that i make note about if some player likes to bluffing. I think it's helpfull.

 

[Mati532]

I always take notes. For me it is a great tool. It doesn't always work, but above all it is a great help. In a free spin, I want to know who pushes all the time, most of the time with nothing. I want to know for the most part who the tight players are, and for sure who the reckless players are.:deal:

 

[Horodamian]

I dont note,but i observe

 

[ironduke11]

sometimes, but i hardly play the same opponents again on stars or on any other sites so it is limited to the time i spend at the table with them in usefulness.