Max buyin for Multitabling

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Just wondered what was the max buyin you multitablers have if any. Or do you have less tables the bigger buy in.
 
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If you're properly rolled, it shouldn't matter. Multi-tabling doesn't really impact BRM, but some people do like a little more buffer in their BR especially when they're just getting adjusted to mult-tabling, or adding more tables than usual. The BRM concept is based on having a minimum number of BI's for the stakes you play. It doesn't matter whether you play them one at a time or all at once, from a strict BRM standpoint.

However some might recommend that until you're sure of your success, you might play lower than normal just to minimize losses during that adjustment process.
 
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If you're properly rolled, it shouldn't matter. Multi-tabling doesn't really impact BRM, but some people do like a little more buffer in their BR especially when they're just getting adjusted to mult-tabling, or adding more tables than usual. The BRM concept is based on having a minimum number of BI's for the stakes you play. It doesn't matter whether you play them one at a time or all at once, from a strict BRM standpoint.

However some might recommend that until you're sure of your success, you might play lower than normal just to minimize losses during that adjustment process.
So is it more to do with how the standard of your game changes by the more tables you have.
 
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So is it more to do with how the standard of your game changes by the more tables you have.

Exactly.

I don't do tournaments but it's the same concept regardless of format. Your BI should be determined by bankroll and your number of tables should be determined by how well you can play on them, with each new table you add your play should gradually deteriorate.
 
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