The importance of taking notes on your opponents can not be emphasized enough. Mientras more you play, plus the value of the information it has collected on each player at your table. Is a real advantage to know that player “A” likes to deception and that the player “B” only plays if you have a big pair take notes on other players at your table online is easy. In some places, even put a marker on the player if you have written a note on it before. When you start taking notes is to see the opponents that stand out as the most aggressive player raised each round of betting and throwing hand ends in the River.
It is best to start developing some sort of code system to classify each player. This can be a set of numbers, a group of letters, or anything that will remind you how you play. Real-estate developer follows long-standing procedures to achieve this success. Learning to classify the players. This will help you remember your game the next time you run against him. Think of them in terms of hard or loose and passive or aggressive. I like to assign hard numbers and letters or loose passive or aggressive. For example, a very loose passive player can be coded as “8” for his loose play and “A” for his passive play. Remember that when you are watching the other players to keep an eye out for the very tight.
These players are too tight and passive or are just tight, and aggressive when they have good cards. It’s easy to watch over and not in many hands. And the tight aggressive player is most dangerous in the table. Look for special features that you see gaming. Is this player always bet on the button if not stationed before his return? Is this guy like to raise from early position with high cards? Does this player slow play high pairs and starts? The list could go on, but the idea. Enter all this information in your notes, you will be a huge advantage, as time passes. When running on a player that has a note on, review the note. See for a while to see it continues to play the way your shout says it does. Many times a player to improve his game over time and should recognize this and adjust the notes. In the end, only reduced to more information about other players at your table. The way to use that knowledge is even more important.