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10-23-04, 11:51 AM
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no its in a jar
my wife said we need one but i messed myself up when i was 19 with one. Got on drugs and OD over1k
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10-23-04, 03:39 PM
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If Im not sure about a player, I generally just write down the hand exactly in my notes...position, what he bet, what he showed down etc. Then after a few of those I can usually deduce a pattern from that.
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10-23-04, 05:58 PM
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One fish in a sea of 50,000
One trouble I find with compiling player notes is that playing on Party, there are just SO many players. While there might be four or five players I have notes on signed on at the same time as I am, they are of course at different tables. Does having notes on one player at the table give me that much of an edge?
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10-23-04, 10:27 PM
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i would most certainly think so
if you know a player and how he plays that gives you a huge edge. If its only 1 or the whole table.
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