Need multitabling tips

#1 6th July 2009, 10:32 AM

Im playing 5-6 tables of 2/5 6max ring games. What are the things I should consider in playing multitabling? What are the strategy that are profitable in multitabling? Im only winning 10-15$ per 5hours which is too low. Any advice would be helpful. Thank you

#2 6th July 2009, 11:05 AM

2/5 as in $0.02/$0.05 ?

Move up, obviously. You can't hope to make any serious money playing super micro stakes.

#3 6th July 2009, 11:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BelgoSuisse

2/5 as in $0.02/$0.05 ?

Move up, obviously. You can't hope to make any serious money playing super micro stakes.

^^^^ THIS, exactly.

At .02/.05 you are sitting at the tables with a jar of pennies and nickels.
Why would you expect to leave with hundred dollar bills?

#4 6th July 2009, 11:48 AM

I was only hoping to have at least 5$ per hour if it's possible on this stake. My bankroll cant handle 5/10 yet. Still grinding it up.

#5 6th July 2009, 12:17 PM

Someone else might be able to give you more exact figures, but as I see it, at 5 tables/5 hours you are returning ~$3 per table. 60 BB ... or 300BB per session total. That also appears to be AFTER rake.

Don't think you'll do much better than that without moving up.

#6 6th July 2009, 12:24 PM

To run $5/hr 5-6 tabling 5NL 6max, you'd need to run around 10BB/100, more like 11 - sounds like you're running at about 5, which is a respectable winrate. If you're running that well, you should be bankrolled for 10NL fairly quickly - around 80 hours.

#7 6th July 2009, 12:41 PM

Im only around like 9.13bb as of today.. Ok man. I think im going to save some winning and try to play on 10nl when I have enough bankroll.

#8 6th July 2009, 11:47 PM

Move up stakes offcourse and play Tight-Agressive

So the hands you play, bet them, bluff

#9 7th July 2009, 2:26 AM

6-max takes more attention than 9-player. You might do better at a larger table where you can pay more attention to key hands.

#10 7th July 2009, 8:15 AM

Is it advisable to play 9man than 6man in multitables?

#11 11th July 2009, 12:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alvinpe

Is it advisable to play 9man than 6man in multitables?

ummm yeah! cut them to 4 tables at max if you'r gonna play 6-max. you need to do a lot more position stealing, stealing overall based on opponents which require more attention than 9 handed. but hold on what am I saying... noone folds in 2/5! nevermind...

play as solid as you can. don't run any fancy bluffs. pound on your good hands-dont need to slowplay at all at those stakes. But def. don't multitable more than 4. and move up as others mentioned when you can.

#12 11th July 2009, 1:35 PM

For that stakes, it sounds like you are doing well. Keep grinding at it and when your BR is enough move up in stakes. But if you start running bad at the next level be sure to drop back down to your 2/5

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