| This is a discussion on Multi-tabling Layout within the online poker forums, in the Poker Rooms section; I have been 6-tabling 10NL for the past month or so and my question is this: What is the best layout for multi-tabling? Should I ... |
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| Multi-tabling Layout I have been 6-tabling 10NL for the past month or so and my question is this: What is the best layout for multi-tabling? Should I cascade my tables or tile them? I have been tiling my tables but my computer screen isn't very large, which means my tables get very small and sometimes hard to see. By cascading my tables, I am able to have the regular sized tables but it seems like it may be harder to follow. Any suggestions? |
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| when i multitable i like to leave them normal size but just let them overlap over each other laying them across the screen i find that when u tile it, it is way to small and it is easy to lose a table if it is cascaded Last edited by pantin007 : 21st February 2008 at 3:11 AM. |
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| I think it's just personal preference - I play by tiling them as best I can (I fit 8 on my screen with some significant overlap), and can see the stats etc just fine. The problem with having your tables overlapped (ie cascaded) is that you'll often find yourself misclicking bets which is never good. It's also much harder to keep track of the tables since they're all bunched together. |
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| if you stare at small little screens all day its gonna **** your eyes up in the long haul. overlap never hurt anyone, just make sure they dont overlap right on top of each other so when you go to hit "raise" the new table doesnt pop up and now you've raised the wrong table. lol. |
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