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  Poker - Tips for Starting to Multi Table
 
  #1  
20-06-2007, 5:36 PM
bw07507
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Tips for Starting to Multi Table

I currently have around 215 dollars at bodog and decided that I want to learn to multitable. I think the most you can do at bodog is 3 tables and I have 2-tabled occasionally in the past, but never frequently. I want to build my BR to around 400-450 so that I can start 2-tabling 25max. I figured this is a good time to try to develop the skill of multi tabling. I think I am going to start out 3-tabling 5.50 10 Player SnG or maybe the 8.80 beginner tournaments. Anyone have any good tips for multi tabling?
 

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20-06-2007, 5:44 PM
robwhufc
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Originally Posted by bw07507
Anyone have any good tips for multi tabling?
Choose another site to do it on? It's hard enough to keep up with multi-tabling as it is, but you dont even get player names on the reduced size tables at Bodog. And 2 tabling SnG's? I know people do it, but when you get to the last 3, do your really want to have 2 or 3 games on the go?
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20-06-2007, 5:57 PM
pokernut
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I don't know about Bodog but Stars and FT have nice set ups for multi-tabling. I just started trying two, then we I got comfortable and had a steady win rate there I added another, then another, and so on.

I usually 3 or 4 table. I prefer shorthanded play which makes multi tabling a little tougher. To get used to it you might want to start on full ring.
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20-06-2007, 6:33 PM
Mojomax747
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Yes i agree, its probably best to start off with full tables to allow yourself more time to think out your decisions without being to rushed.
Avoid six player tables and turbos for now until you are more comfortable with the whole thing.
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20-06-2007, 7:17 PM
JimboJim
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Bodog is a little tougher to Multi-Table but it is very possible. Use the regular sized tables. Luckally the players on Bodog are always slow so the SnG's shouldn't be too hard. I'm 3-tabling the $2.20 beginner SnG's now myself.
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20-06-2007, 8:29 PM
PokerPete
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Originally Posted by robwhufc
Choose another site to do it on? It's hard enough to keep up with multi-tabling as it is, but you dont even get player names on the reduced size tables at Bodog.
Select the "Preferences" Tab
Select Table settings.
Pick "Separate Windows"

viola! no more Pic-in-Pic mini views

Still limited to just three tables though


Quote:
Originally Posted by bw07507
I currently have around 215 dollars at bodog and decided that I want to learn to multitable. I think the most you can do at bodog is 3 tables and I have 2-tabled occasionally in the past, but never frequently.
I would start by frequently playing 2 tables until I was comfortable

You can always play three "play money" tables as if they were real.....
keep good stats on how you play to make sure you're not "time pressure donking" before going on to real money

Last edited by PokerPete : 20-06-2007 at 8:34 PM.
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20-06-2007, 9:00 PM
stormswa
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Originally Posted by rockergiow
at the star... play tight.. many players go all in, in the first hands
only play absolute on the 30 first minutes

does this confuse anyone else?


what does this have to do with multi tabling?


its already been said but I will say it again, start with just adding one more table, once you are comfortable at that table add another one etc. I didnt start playing 8 tables I moved up from one to the next and when I got to around 5-6 I knew I needed another monitor to be able to add more. Right now im at 8 and its about tops for me right now, you can not play lag playing like 8 tables and well there are alot of tips.

1. play tag
2. 4 color your deck (this is a must so you dont mix up suites)
3. use your pre-action buttons.
4. get ready to act fast my friend and its a blast.
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20-06-2007, 9:32 PM
pokernut
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Quote:
Originally Posted by stormswa
does this confuse anyone else?

.

To put it simply,

Yes.
 


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