Multiple Poker Rooms

#1 3rd November 2008, 11:50 PM

How many people play poker at multiple sites at one time? I play at fulltilt and have seen, and actually maintain 8, people playing at 4 or more tables at time. . .but has anyone tried to play at multiple table, at multiple sites at one time?

#2 4th November 2008, 12:13 AM

I routinely play two different sites at once, but usually only one table at each.

I am primarily an MTT player, and the simplest way (often the only way) to find two tourneys at a similar buyin and starting at a similar time is from different sites.

#3 4th November 2008, 1:01 AM

I have tried a number of sites and tables from different sites all at the same time. If your internet connection can handle it there really should be no limit on the number you play. That would of course be contingent on the size of the head ache you can put up with.

Great fun trying though.

#4 4th November 2008, 1:28 AM

I did start playing 2 but it does get distracting to have different tables/ stats etc so I tend to stick to one and play a few tables now.

Doesnt make a huge amount of difference though

#5 4th November 2008, 1:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kknutt17

How many people play poker at multiple sites at one time? I play at fulltilt and have seen, and actually maintain 8, people playing at 4 or more tables at time. . .but has anyone tried to play at multiple table, at multiple sites at one time?

Heck, I can barely keep track of the games I am playing on Full Tilt. How would anyone keep track of multiple table on multiple sites. Sounds to me like a recipe for disaster.

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