Why this matters

Useful notes are short enough to read between games. They capture the matchup's pressure points, not every possible turn.

A practical approach

Use this as a focused testing loop. The goal is to make one part of your decision process clearer before adding more complexity.

• Write one default lead, one alternate lead, and one protected endgame.
• Record what information would justify changing the plan.
• Review which resource mattered most after each game.

Example to test

If your opponent revealed a slower set than expected, your Game 2 adjustment may be a new damage line rather than a completely different lead.