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The importance of keeping notes on players
- 4-14-2008
Almost every single online poker
site I play on has an option that let you make notes on other players, the
poker strategy they use, their plays, history, etc. This is a lot easier than
keeping tons of pages with people’s user names and chicken scratch on how they
play, and it is a great way to improve your play and have a notion of how the
other people react on certain situations. All major poker sites including FullTilt.com,
PokerStars,
Party
Poker, Mansion
Poker or Sun
Poker have this feature available, to keep track of a player, all you have
to do double click on his/her icon. Then a little box will pop open, where you
can then write notes. In Full
Tilt Poker, there’re about 10 colors for you to select, each one of them
represents a level, green meaning easy, red meaning hard, etc. Then once you’re
done, you click on “save and exitâ€Â, and whenever you see that player again,
scroll over his/her name for your notes.
The same applies to PokerStars.com,
the only thing is that it doesn’t have the color scheme to choose from. Now we
have all played against donks, pros (to say the least), or even just people who
play odd. Keeping track of players really is useful, I only started 2 months
ago and I was amazed at how many people I came across in sng's and cash games
who I had notes on.  I'd avoid the tables
in where I see players I had marked in "red" or in other words,
sharks, and I moved to the tables in where I can catch some "Green"
players, or in other words, fish. My profits had increased, and I knew who
bluffs, who is loose, who is a calling station, etc. Who knows when you will
play these people again, but one thing is for sure, when you do, you will be
one step ahead by knowing their styles of play.
