Player Labelling + Making notes

Hi DannyHorsley,
I generally let the HUD speak for itself, and use PokerStar's note capability to record unusual plays, or tendencies.

My notes are in the form:
[stake][position][note]

eg:
NL25 D 4Bet 99 vs BB 3x 3Bet and so on

"Tendencies" might just be something like:
"Raises over multiple limpers a lot"

and so on

Cheers,
VS

This is how i label my opponents.
RSS means Random Stack Strategy - a strategy developed by the Pokerstrategy spanish community.
Alien REG - I label them as Aliens people that aren't from Spain and France. I play on Pokerstars.fres .

I very rarely however label somebody as a reg or a 'shark'. Not because I think there aren't any on my tables, but simply because I do not know what to look for?

If you watch the image the player from the BU i have him marked as a REG (TAG) he has good stats as:

PFR 22 VPIP 17
WTSD 29 W$SD 50 and WWSF 44
3bet 7 and Fold3b 64

This are mostly the stats that i use to label : NIT, TAG and LAG.
For Calling station, Limper and Maniac i also check their stats postflop before i label them.

I'm using the HUD to read their tendencies when i play, so i dont get to many notes, unlles somebody does some moves that are really tricky or dumb.

My strategy is kinda similar than Vorpal's. I let the HUD speak for itself. Meaning that I tag people and take notes when I get some other info that isn't easily visible at the HUD.
Tagging villains based on 100 hands can lead to big trouble. For example that 10/8 guy at 100 hands can easily play 22/18 on the long run. And the LAG with 35/25 can end up being 50/30 or 22/15. So imo it is better to tag guys because you saw them do something fishy. When you notice that they barrel and raise super aggressively all the time and did show a bluff often, or if they call OTR super lightly.

When it comes to tagging regs, I have 2 tags. Reg fish and good reg. And I basically give those tags when I notice the guy plays a lot and has reasonable stats so he probably has some kind of understanding of the game. Reg fish are those who are decent players but I have some stats or notes that let me still easily exploit them. Good reg tags I give to those who I really don't like to play against. Someone I have noticed is quite competent and playing against them wouldn't make me tons of money on the long run.

Some brilliant advice guys, much appreciated!

If you watch the image the player from the BU i have him marked as a REG (TAG) he has good stats as:

PFR 22 VPIP 17
WTSD 29 W$SD 50 and WWSF 44
3bet 7 and Fold3b 64

This seems like a nice method. I guess we can note somebody with these statistics as a ‘good reg’ and avoid pots with them and then adjust our notes based on their future plays.