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[QUOTE="starfall, post: 386149, member: 7551"] I'd recommend taking any notes that you think will help you later - that can be lots of notes. However, depending on your style of play there may be some particular bits of information that are most relevant. Noting when someone is a calling station, perhaps, or a bluffer. Similarly, if they're obviously a fish, and play any hand and don't know when they're beat, note that. If you're an aggressive player who likes to steal pots, then noting calling stations may be good to avoid bluffing the unbluffable. If you play a solid game, then noting the bluffers and fish may help identify the people you want to play against. Better still, pick up one of the stats packages which can analyse their plays and identify fish more reliably, and sometimes update your notes for you. [/QUOTE]
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