Improve your note taking skills!
Hello guys,
For the next 3 Sundays I will be doing a course dedicated to notes, note taking and player reads. The hand examples will be on NL cash games, however this course will be useful regardless of the poker variant and format that you are playing,
Why should you participate?
- learn how to make more efficient and detailed notes on your opponents.
- learn how to synthesize information from previous notes and analyze tendencies
- use those reads to crush your opponents!
Status: 
silver+
Lesson 1:
Date and Time: Sunday, July 27, 20:00 CET (19:00 UK)
Name: Taking Notes: An introduction to efficient note taking
Coaching topic and description: During this coaching we will be discussing note taking.
The following topics will be covered:
- Introduction to the mini-series (talk about taking notes and why notes can be valuable)
- Talk about different ways of taking notes and the different formats notes can be taken in (also briefly go over tools that can help with note taking)
- Bring in hand examples and work through them while taking efficient notes (and discussing each note in detail and how it can be useful)
Lesson 2:
Date and Time: Sunday, August 3, 20:00 CET (19:00 UK)
Name: Taking Notes: Efficient note taking - live play
Coaching topic and description: During this coaching we will be discussing note taking while playing live
The following topics will be covered:
- Recap of the previous episode
- Fire up a 2-3 table session of 10nl and emphasize on note taking while playing live.
Lesson 3:
Date and Time: Sunday, August 10, 20:00 CET (19:00 UK)
Name: Taking Notes: Efficient note taking - session review
Coaching topic and description: During this coaching we will be discussing note taking while doing a session review
The following topics will be covered:
- Recap of the previous two episodes
- Review the previous live session and take a look at how we can improve our notes and/or clean up our notes. We will also look at potential notes that we have missed taking during the live play session.
You can also read this strategy article for reference: Notes
Remember to post questions, topics and sample hands to this thread!
