The Poker Playbook: Analyze Your Game for Maximum Success Poker Tracking Guide to Monitoring Progress Paperback – May 11, 2023

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Track up to 60 Sessions with The Poker Playbook, everything you need to help track progress, analyze your gameplay, identify patterns, and make informed adjustments. By consistently documenting this information in your poker journal it can help enhance your poker skills over time.

• Location: Note the physical or online platform where you played.
• Date and Time: Record the date and time of each poker session.
• Game Type: Specify the type of poker game you played.
• Stakes: Document the stakes you played and buy-in amount.
• Buy In/Rebuy: Record the initial amount of money you brought to the table.
• Profit/Loss: Keep track of your profit or loss for each session and overall.
• Table Size: Note the number of players at the table and any relevant info.

Hand History: Provide a detailed hand history of significant hands played, including your own actions and outcomes. Include all important factors

• Position: Specify your position at the table for each hand played.
• Opponents: Keep track of the players you encountered, including their playing styles, tendencies and any specific reads you made about them.
• Bet Sizing: Document your bet sizes, raises, and calls in significant hands.
• Board Cards: Note the community cards that were dealt in each hand.
• Pot Size: Record the size of the pot in each hand.
• Actions and Decisions: Describe your actions and decisions throughout the hand, including your thought process behind each move.
• Results: Indicate the outcome of each hand (win, loss, or split pot).

Observations and Reflections: Write down any observations, patterns, or insights you gained during the session. Reflect on your gameplay, strategic choices, and areas for improvement.

Notes: Set goals and objectives for each session or overall progress, such as improving specific aspects of your game or managing your bankroll effectively. Include any additional information that you find relevant or helpful, such as personal notes, emotions, or external factors that may have influenced your performance.