Do you take notes on opponents?

[psycodelic1]

Yes always works you can mark some regs and tight players definetly

 

[Ketienne]

I personally do not, but would certainly not be wrong. If you always do it out of habit, sooner or later you will have valuable clues as soon as you meet these players again. So it's definitely an underrated option in my optinion.

 

[COMIRRR]

I don't take notes, I go on the idea that the man plays differently from one game to another depending on its importance, I have to make my game not the opponent's one, it's my opinion, maybe I'm wrong!

 

[Sschafell]

yes, whenever I identify a strange and meaningless move!

 

[Iryna Stryzheuskaya]

Of course, if I don't have many tables open, I try to take notes on the players.

 

[ninocabral]

In poker the more you know your opponents, the easier it is to play, so fazer scores the opponents make all the difference

 

[steve01991]

Do you put notes on your opponents?
And I always put it, even if I lose and leave the game in a next tournament I already have enough information about this opponent, this has helped me a lot when I meet them at the tables again.

yes , it only makes sense if you catch a trend on your opponent

 

[Maximus1980340]

i put a note especially on fish and patient waiting players it helps me a lot but the best of them for me is a player who freaks out when losing, i always wait for such and mark them with a special color purple

 

[partz]

The ones that play poker sure. Haha. Casino players also. Both are part of the game

 

[ADRI7HO]

If I see a typical game from someone that I can categorize, I usually write this in the notes so that next time there is a clue to the player what type of player.

 

[Joselmb31]

Yes, it is a very useful way to know who you are dealing with to make the best decisions

 

[zwbb]

You may not take notes for a while, relying on your memory, but soon information about some players is forgotten if they are not constantly playing, so notes are necessary.

 

[RustyRed83]

I go through spells when I take notes. In the CC freerolls, I have notes on most of the players, because I will come up against them regular, but they are probably outdated, as i have not updated them for a month or so, its just me being lazy.

 

[jday00m]

I do notes, especially for preflop limpers.limping monsters.

 

[Mogulkahn]

Absolutely. I use color coding as well for fish, tight, maniac

Yep, im agree with you, each category players has its own color, in future that helps me im a game.

 

[Nusya]

Not yet. I don't think it's worth wasting time on this.

 

[Gutshot Gus]

I keep up with the "regulars" that I play. Mostly starting hands from what position and how they bet. How aggressive from the button and do they defend blinds.

 

[Gallarado777]

Do you put notes on your opponents?
And I always put it, even if I lose and leave the game in a next tournament I already have enough information about this opponent, this has helped me a lot when I meet them at the tables again.

notes are very helpful especially in online poker when there are a lot of people this is a big plus

 

[adriantempo]

Yes, I take notes. If it's something... noteworthy.

 

[Alex70793]

All players take notes about other players, even those players who use auxiliary programs where the computer calculates notes based on statistics, still manually take notes about opponents at the poker table.

 

[COMIRRR]

I do not give the grade, maybe tomorrow I play differently, depending on the tournament, I go to my game, not his..

 

[mervin88]

def, this is a must do for all poker players

 

[blata8ruga]

I do sometimes if it is someone who deserves to be noted, good or bad.

 

[Mimo..Mach]

I instinctively make notes of several players but in my memory, I mean, I don't keep it written in the system option. I always remember them because they play 'aggressively' and it has given me good results. Anyway, making notes on opponents seems useful to me.

 

[christovam]

Yes, the more I notice your style of play, I take notes. My main grades are tendencies to be recreational, such as: click raises, limpers, exaggerated all-ins, or if they are from my country.