Taking notes ?

[nummerfire]

I have until now been to lazy to take notes on my opponents.

But from now its going to be different !

I am thinking i will just start by placing the players in the standard 4 categories tight-passive tight-agressive, loose passive and loose aggressive, maybe sometimes different evaluations before and after the flop.

I will also date it, so I can see how old my evaluation is.

Any comments and suggestions welcome.

Kim

[BBill]

I am no expert on notes but I hear that you should also list any weaknesses or tells in an opponents game. Then use them to exploit the faults in an opponents game whenever possible [img]/forums/images/icons/confused.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/icons/grin.gif[/img] (whats his name see's to many flops or looses whan he starts talking or whatever) The same person told me to trust no one when you are sitting at the table (because they might have more notes on ya than you think).
Also If you search this forum for notes on players there might be some really useful information as I remember many posts on this subject earlier in the year.