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 hourly rate/log keeping?, Don Hayes, 17. Jul 2003 20:27 | ||
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| Whats the best format and how much info do you log to keep track. Just win or loss by session and time played or more detail? I would be interested to know what you guy do thanks in advance. Don | ||
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| Re: hourly rate/log keeping?, Roy Cooke, 17. Jul 2003 20:48 | ||
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| You should keep track of the game type-limit-date-hours-winnings and location. Plus keep notes on the play and your performance on an attached sheet...Over time you will pick up trends and tendencies in which you will learn much about yourself, your opponents, your limitations and your ability. Roy Cooke on 17. Jul 2003 20:27 Don Hayes wrote: > Whats the best format and how much info do you log to keep track. Just win or > loss by session and time played or more detail? > I would be interested to know what you guy do thanks in advance. > > > Don | ||
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| Re: hourly rate/log keeping?, Barry T, 17. Jul 2003 22:57 | ||
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| Hi. Purchase a program called Stat King (it is about $30), which at a minimum forces you to record date, location, game, limit, hours and result. Stat King then gives you a ton of information, a lot of which is very useful. Being able to look at standard deviation (for example) by game, hours played, location, limit is incredibly helpful. You learn a lot abut your game. I am not affiliated in any way with the product except as a happy customer, who has told many other pros and players about it and they are happy customers too. BarryT | ||
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| Re: hourly rate/log keeping?, Steven Sherlacher, 18. Jul 2003 07:15 | ||
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| Is there a website or somewhere I can buy one. Thanks | ||
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| Re: hourly rate/log keeping?, Barry T, 18. Jul 2003 09:51 | ||
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| Hi. You can get it from Conjelco, the best gambling book/supplier on the web. Go to http://www.conjelco.com/software.html and scroll down to it. BarryT | ||
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| Re: hourly rate/log keeping?, stdioh, 18. Jul 2003 12:53 | ||
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| Track each session by date and number of hours played, limits played, and win/loss. It is also a good idea to write some notes about each session in terms of how easy the game felt, how you felt about your game, if you took a lot of bad beats or if you got lucky to win some monster pots. | ||
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