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    What kind of notes should i be taking on the players at a table? and is there any good way of organizing your notes and keeping them fairly simple for each player? An example would be nice as well
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    Shark/Decent/Fish

    Raising standards preflop : Unknown/High/Low
    Betting standards generally: Unknown/High/Low
    Calling standards generally: Unknown/High/Low

    Passive/aggressive

    Player tendencies: (How the bet with certain hands, summary of witnessed hands gone to show down, things out of place)

    Here's one I logged on to get. Verbatim.

    Fish

    RSP: High
    Betting: High
    Calling: Moderate

    Passive

    Plays scared.
    Bets the pot when he's got it, calls a lot when he doesn't.
    Always afraid of the board. Guy preraised 3BB and bet the flop on a board J32. The turn was a 2 and he folded to an allin quoting "J2?!"


    I'd like to see what other people note. I really only use these notes incase I come across them later and just need to "brush up" on them. Really, I mentally store how to play against most players during the session and then forget about them when they're gone.

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    How long does it take you to get that detailed notes on a player?

    Do you base your

    "RSP: High
    Betting: High
    Calling: Moderate"

    on just cards you have seen in showdown or can you make that call based on the frequency of betting or lack therof?

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    Something I am working on is identifying correlations between types of plays that players make.

    Particularly Bad players....

    Things like a person who plays any A is more likely to call you down with overcards

    Have you guys noticed any other correlations like this?

    - sed


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    Quote Originally Posted by sed
    How long does it take you to get that detailed notes on a player?

    Do you base your

    "RSP: High
    Betting: High
    Calling: Moderate"

    on just cards you have seen in showdown or can you make that call based on the frequency of betting or lack therof?

    - sed
    Both frequency and cards seen at showdown.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sed
    Something I am working on is identifying correlations between types of plays that players make.

    Particularly Bad players....

    Things like a person who plays any A is more likely to call you down with overcards

    Have you guys noticed any other correlations like this?

    - sed
    I've never gone that indepth. I usually take each player on a case by case basis and use my experience with other similar players to guide my actions.

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    I was thinking about when you have an incomplete read on a player but have noticed one type of flaw in their play. I wamt to use this to be able to assume more information than I have actually seen at times.

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    exactly what i needed..thanx
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    I have seen in depth notes taken on people. And I'm sure those are really helpful. But my notes usually look more like, "called cap with 65o" or "Raised 5Xbb with KTs"
    I don't know what they have to say
    It makes no difference anyway.
    Whatever it is...
    I'm against it.
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    thanks for the sample notes. that's a big help.

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