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nameless1537
Rock Star
Silver Level
And I'm coming to the conclusion that I'm not ready for this yet. Situations aren't exactly automatic for me yet, and so when I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to do at one table, I get dinged on the other one and it interrupts my train of thought and I ended up screwing up both hands. lol
For those who do it, how do you multi-table? Are you pretty much on autopilot at that point, and you just go according to set plays more or less? What are the signs that tell you that you are ready to multi-table? And would you say that your capacity to multi-table could be seen as a prerequisite to move up levels?
For me, I just really like to suss out the game and get a good handle of who I'm playing against before making decisions... it's more fun for me that way. Outside of one bad hand (I lost my stack on a top 2 pair vs a set), I lost like... 15 BBs over an hour of multi-tabling NL2.
I think I'll just stick to playing one table at a time for now until I figure more things out...
For those who do it, how do you multi-table? Are you pretty much on autopilot at that point, and you just go according to set plays more or less? What are the signs that tell you that you are ready to multi-table? And would you say that your capacity to multi-table could be seen as a prerequisite to move up levels?
For me, I just really like to suss out the game and get a good handle of who I'm playing against before making decisions... it's more fun for me that way. Outside of one bad hand (I lost my stack on a top 2 pair vs a set), I lost like... 15 BBs over an hour of multi-tabling NL2.
I think I'll just stick to playing one table at a time for now until I figure more things out...