There's not much chance of having to play against this player again. This can only be useful for cardschat freerolls here I often play with the same players. But no one plays the same game. I think this idea is useless.
Are you serious?
I see the same players all the time. Having good notes is fantastic!
There's not much chance of having to play against this player again. This can only be useful for cardschat freerolls here I often play with the same players. But no one plays the same game. I think this idea is useless.
Has anyone got an easy note writing format they are happy to share?
Also what is the best way to analyse your hands and has anyone got any tips with the most efficient and productive way to do this?
Hope it helps a bit. I got four color class catogories. Color dont matter just assign one to each type of player. Tight/aggressive, Tight/passive, Loose/aggressive, Loose/passive.
tight aggro being the standard type and tight passive are calling staitons. The other two are your maniacs and gamblers. Rarely you find the pro player who is all of them but at the right time.
Analyzing hands Break down from Preflop to flop to turn to river. Ask your self the main five questions. Did i play well in the moment? Was i fully aware of everything my opponents were doing? Was i in pos with the right hand? Was i in control? What could i have done better? its what i do and it helps me/
Sorry but I have to disagree, Notes that I have taken regularly provide insight into decision making, I play 888, PokerStars, ACR and GG Poker daily and in MTTs and Freerolls meet the same players over and over and the use of notes is a head start on the types of player you are facing and their particular traits..ie. C Betting, Over Betting, Shoving, Aggressiveness and Passivity. all useful..
Thanks for this!
I really need to work on my patience and i feel taking into consideration these points will definitely help.
Have you any books you suggest to read at all that go through examples maybe with a workbook too?
I like Mike Caros poker book of tells. thats a really must read for live and somethings move over to internet.
Super system obviously by doyle.
theres one more i recommend but i cant rememebr the title when i rememebr ill let you know. In my opinion these three have everything you need to know. Every other book just repeats these points. The last book has to do with statistics of poker an you learn how to analyze your hand on the spot.
There's not much chance of having to play against this player again. This can only be useful for cardschat freerolls here I often play with the same players. But no one plays the same game. I think this idea is useless.
If you prefer trny's and sng's then there's a must read (imo), it's called "Every Hand Revealed" by Gus Hansen. It's his notes and recollection from his Aussie Millions win back '06, if I'm not mistaken. It's really an awesome read and it helped me w/my trny/sng play tremendously. I can't recommend it enough. Do yourself a favor and check it out.Thanks for this!
I really need to work on my patience and i feel taking into consideration these points will definitely help.
Have you any books you suggest to read at all that go through examples maybe with a workbook too?
If you prefer trny's and sng's then there's a must read (imo), it's called "Every Hand Revealed" by Gus Hansen. It's his notes and recollection from his Aussie Millions win back '06, if I'm not mistaken. It's really an awesome read and it helped me w/my trny/sng play tremendously. I can't recommend it enough. Do yourself a favor and check it out.
If you prefer trny's and sng's then there's a must read (imo), it's called "Every Hand Revealed" by Gus Hansen. It's his notes and recollection from his Aussie Millions win back '06, if I'm not mistaken. It's really an awesome read and it helped me w/my trny/sng play tremendously. I can't recommend it enough. Do yourself a favor and check it out.
Thanks for this mate, i was actually looking at his book aswell and just wasnt too sure, but i think ill add it to the collection! So much appreciated
Personally I thought that book wasn't very good... even when it first came out. For today's game it'd be a total waste of money!
Has anyone got an easy note writing format they are happy to share?
Also what is the best way to analyse your hands and has anyone got any tips with the most efficient and productive way to do this?