| This is a discussion on Multitabling Ring Games within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; What is the best set up for this? Tiling, Cascading or are there special ways you can layout your tables? I usually play 5 tables ... |
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| Multitabling Ring Games What is the best set up for this? Tiling, Cascading or are there special ways you can layout your tables? I usually play 5 tables at a time and have 4 tables tiled and one table full tabled. |
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personally I tried cascading tables and just couldn't do it..drove me nuts I have to have things where i can see all of them at once personally although with practice I might could get away from that. I'm running anywhere from 6-12 tables at a time typically myself. and I tile them. I also have this weird little mental thing where I need them to be symmetrical... having 8 tables open drives me nuts because there's one missing somewhere! 9 is fine though. that's probably just me. curious what others (esp you zach) do with this! |
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| I have a 19" widescreen and can tile 12 fine (although there is some overlap), wont let me tile anymore so if I want to play 13 or 14 tables I just have to keep 1 or 2 minimized and they pop up whenever I have a hand. I dont know how anyone cascades tables, Ive tried it b4, its just madness imo. |
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| It's simply just personal preference, they all have their advantages and disadvantages. I prefer to tile them so I can see what is going on with all of my tables. I have a 22" widescreen and can tile 15 with some overlap. I could probably do 18 if I wanted but thats a little much for me. |
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| re: Multitabling Ring Games poker I play on my 17" laptop. Tiling is pretty obsolete for me nowadays. I either cascade or stack depending on how I feel. When I was 20+ tabling I found 2x stacks worked best. I have since gone back to 9-12 tabling 6max again, so I have 4x stacks, which is like having 4 tables tiled with overlap. Practice and find which you like best. |
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Even if you don't talk ('cause that'll slow you down), just to watch the speed of the action for 15 mins. |
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Don't expect miraculous commentary though . |
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Cascading two dozen tables would probably put me on life tilt btw. |
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For me I've played up to 6 but those are tiled, so I like to just watch the action with 24 cascaded. |
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I'll try to sort something out soon. Never recorded a session before, so does anyone know of free video recording software available that will do a comparable job to Camtasia anyone? |
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| This is free and seems to work OK, although I've never tested it with 24 tables |
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