Poker Notes Live App Helps Players Improve Game

Every poker player knows how useful it can be to take notes on opponents. Thanks to the recent release of the Poker Notes Live App, players can now play mobile poker and record notes on their smartphone or tablet simultaneously.

Produced by Cardplayer Lifestyle, the app is intended for both recreational poker players and poker pros. It was developed by veteran Cardplayer Lifestyle blogger and recreational poker player Robbie Strazynski.

Poker Notes Live is free to download from Google Play, available in eight languages (English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian, Hebrew, Dutch), and there is an iOS version also in development. It also contains a premium version with added features.

The free version of this app enables players to take notes in between flop poker games including Texas Hold'em, Omaha and Omaha Hi-Low, through the following features:

• Poker Odds-Range Calculator
• Connecting with other app users through social networks like Facebook, Twitter
• Tagging and classify opponents' strategies with icons and customizable tags
• Marking your opponents based on general indicators including percentage of hands played and their intensity level
• Recording your own buy-ins, wins, losses and tips

Why sign up for the premium version? Well it gives you access to a bunch of special features which enable players to:

• Expand the player list to contain data on every player you have ever taken notes on
• Email notes to your computer for further study away from the online or mobile poker table
• Keep detailed records of all poker sessions.

Don't Forget to Play!

Of course, the main aim of the Poker Notes Live app is to act as a convenient aid while you're working hard at live poker tables. Android smartphone owners can already use the app while competing through the various mobile poker sites and poker rooms worldwide, and soon iPhone and iPad users will be offered the same convenient service.

For example, if you're playing at Poker Time, a medium-sized poker room powered by Microgaming software, you will encounter a large range of opponents to take notes on. The app works best when you play one of PokerTime's traditional poker games such as Texas Hold'em, as there are often breaks between games which provide a couple of minutes to record your notes.