Guide
How to keep poker player notes without leaking private reads into share links
Player notes become much more useful when they stay private, stay searchable, and do not get mixed into every hand you share.
- Keep reads even when you do not know the player name yet
- Separate private notes from solver or coaching share links
- Review repeated patterns against similar player types faster
Separate private notes from shared study material
The fastest way to keep notes useful is to decide what is for your eyes only and what belongs in a shared hand review workflow.
- Shared hands should focus on action and board detail
- Private notes should focus on tendencies, deviations, and context
- A label-only note is still useful even before you learn a name
Short labels beat long essays
Trying to write perfect long notes at the table usually kills the habit. Start with short labels like strong, sticky, underbluffs river, or overcalls turn.
Good notes should change a future decision
The value of a note is not that it exists. The value is that it changes a real decision in a later session against a similar spot or player type.
Start using private player notes