Lol apologies for that, I was unaware there was other stars to be gained! Have pinged a PM about your coaching, look forward to hearing more.
If anyone else happens to be reading this far down the thread - how do people approach note taking at cash tables?
Do you tend to try and predominantly focus on only a small number of players at any one time and build a reasonably detailed view of regular names at the level you are currently playing, or is it a bit more scattergun and just jotting things down as an when you notice them / particularly weird lines taken etc?
I acknowledge I am not sufficiently aware enough of most of my opponents and guilty of making too many robot plays. Dunno what the means in levels of thinking, other than 'low', which in turns mean I flip between giving way too much credit (assuming everyone must have it when I raise with KK and get an A / monochrome flop) or assume everyone is always at it (when I raise in position, c-bet, check and then face a bet on the river... and call against all the wrong oppos).
Be useful to get some view as to how I could try and focus my mind on improving note taking skills.
Making the most of those notes can be a later lesson
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