If i play multitabling, at micro limit (0.01/0.02), with short stack strategy, i still put 50BB (1$) just cause it's the stack's average at table. 20BB (40cents) is just ridiculous here. I'll put 1.50$ or 2$ there only if all players have that size stack.
The first reason is: All players have 1$ approx at those table, so i want to be able to knock out one or two for they entire stack...
And secondly, i dont want put the maximum buy-in (5$) if it have only one player at table with 5$ stack. He's probably the better player at table, while all donks and maniacs (or good grinders) have just 1$ anyway, am locking for those, not for the eagle with the maximum stack. A bad beat against him will not broke me
But, i adjust my betting size with my stack, to kill the implied
odds for the set value of my opponent if i have a monster hand (i'll bet 1/4 of my stack). Then, if i have the small pocket, i call preflop only if i can expected to get approx 10x more money postflop, for my set value. So, with 44 and 1$ stack, i can call a 10cents preflop raise, 12cents with 1.20$ stack, 15cents with 1.50$ etc...
One thing am looking at table, before sitting or while waiting my BB, it's the average of preflop raise amount, to be sure i have the stack (good odds) to call a raise there for my floped set value, cause with an average of 40cents preflop raise, i need 4$ there to keep my implied odds for my floped set value
With the same (short stack) strategy, i put 2$ (40BB) at 0.02/0.05 and 3$ (30BB) at 0.05/0.10, so more high is the BB, more closer i am from the 20BB.
And yes i sit down after double up or treble up my stack and am not shy to do this lol
But if table is very juicy-loose, i'll stay there more longer, and i'll adjust my play with my stack, but i'll leave if 2-3 big stack take a seat after 2-3 monkeys knock out. No matter what they'll think about me...
If with 3$ stack, am the chip leader at table and stack average is about 1$, i have no reason to stay there, cause i have no implied odds...
This strategy is good for multitabling, less tough decisions, easier to follow the game. Yeah big stack is a good weapon, but only against good players...