Tutorial for multi-table wannabees

#1 29th January 2010, 5:03 AM

I might be the King of this club

2 and 3 tabling with no tiling / no layering software can be f***ing frustrating.

Any video gurus willing to record a video?

I'm pretty sure I'm not alone here.

#2 29th January 2010, 8:22 AM

Demonstrating a multi-tabling session, or demonstrating how to setup your software to make multi-tabling easier?

I'm pretty sure there are several of the former in the video forum, I haven't watched a ton of videos, but did watch one of IceMonkey9 sweating FP about a year ago I think, where FP was 4tabling I think - and I think I remember c9 doing a 4tabling session as well more recently than a year ago.

#3 29th January 2010, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by slycbnew

Demonstrating a multi-tabling session, or demonstrating how to setup your software to make multi-tabling easier?

I'm pretty sure there are several of the former in the video forum, I haven't watched a ton of videos, but did watch one of IceMonkey9 sweating FP about a year ago I think, where FP was 4tabling I think - and I think I remember c9 doing a 4tabling session as well more recently than a year ago.

^^This. Maybe it's just me being a noob ? I have no problem keeping up with what's going on at each table. It's just having tables popping up unexpectedly that gets on my nerves. Maybe you just get used to it?

#4 29th January 2010, 11:40 AM

Then I'll shut up, this isn't something I'm good at, I don't massively multitable...

#5 29th January 2010, 11:52 AM

How many tables are you playing at the moment.

Generally the best way to get used to it, is to start off with two tables (no more) until you are very comfortable, then add a third, rinse repeat, until you are at a level that you are comfortable with.

Personally I tend to play 6, occasionally ill play more. If some of the tables very good and full of droolers I'll tend to close off some of the tables and concentrate on these.

#6 29th January 2010, 3:08 PM

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Originally Posted by kcanuck

^^This. Maybe it's just me being a noob ? I have no problem keeping up with what's going on at each table. It's just having tables popping up unexpectedly that gets on my nerves. Maybe you just get used to it?

where do you play cos if its FT or PS get yourself the tableninja software its free on FT and about $60 on PS but organises the mayhem of multitables so its easy to keep up with has a free trial on PS aswell so would recomend giving it a try.

#7 30th January 2010, 2:52 PM

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Originally Posted by slycbnew

Then I'll shut up, this isn't something I'm good at, I don't massively multitable...

Lol...playing 3 is frustrating me right now

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Originally Posted by tenbob

How many tables are you playing at the moment.

Generally the best way to get used to it, is to start off with two tables (no more) until you are very comfortable, then add a third, rinse repeat, until you are at a level that you are comfortable with.

Personally I tend to play 6, occasionally ill play more. If some of the tables very good and full of droolers I'll tend to close off some of the tables and concentrate on these.

Thanks TB, I'll take your advice and just go with two tables until it becomes second nature....I just figured there had to be a way to control when/how tables pop up.

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Originally Posted by HyperHoopZ

where do you play cos if its FT or PS get yourself the tableninja software its free on FT and about $60 on PS but organises the mayhem of multitables so its easy to keep up with has a free trial on PS aswell so would recomend giving it a try.

Thanks, might transfer some funds to FT and give it a try.

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