[adamstewart]

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1) What type of player do your opponents think you are? (good/bad - weak/aggressive - tight/loose and you should ask the same questions about every player on your table)

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3) Who might be on tilt

4)Who is catching cards and playing well right now

5) Who plays well preflop and who plays poorly

6) Who plays well postflop and who plays poorly

7) What will each player at your table raise with from each position

8) What range of hands will each player call with/ call a raise with

9) What players will often steal your blinds

10) What players can you steal blinds from

11) Who likes to checkraise

12) Who likes to slowplay

13) How does each player play their AK and AQ when they don't hit the flop/turn

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Overall, nice post. These are very important things to consider while playing.


I don't know, however, how accurate the scoring system is. As some have mentioned, decent players can 4-table at low-mid limits, not necessarily be able to answer many of these questions, yet still beat the game for more than 2 BB/100.

(Along those lines, the amount of "BB/100" is stakes-dependent).


I don't want to lose distract from the main point of your post, though. These questions are great things to consider.



Adam