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The guy is absolutely wild, He's 24 tabling as we speak. i dont understand how you can concentrate on 24 tables, 3 fries my brain. Whats the most anyone else he plays?
 
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I'll stick with one... 2 if I'm feeling froggy :D ... but sometimes 2 is a bit much for me lol.
 
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I thing 4 tables is enough for play concentrated. so 24 mmmm impossible
 
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anywhere from 4 to 9. i had a few 16 tabling sessions tho, kinda fun
 
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he's not too bad

he's a tournament player so it's pretty obvious when he's making some ring mistakes, but from all the hands i played with him he seems pretty decent
 
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he's not too bad

he's a tournament player so it's pretty obvious when he's making some ring mistakes, but from all the hands i played with him he seems pretty decent

Yeah i noticed he was playing 50nl or 100nl. Did it take ages for him to act on hands? I'm really hoping that someday i just be able to play 3 no problem then 4 ,5 etc
 
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Was he playing with deep stacks or short stacks?
 
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Deep stacks, actually thinking about it he was playing 200Nl as he had a stack of 240 on the table i saw him at.
 
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I regularly 4-table ring games. I think the hardest for me was adding the 2nd table. Once I got used to dividing my attention between the 2 and making the necessary adjustments (i.e. tightening up a bit), adding the 3rd and 4th was much easier. I have played as many as 6, but that's exceeding my comfort level -- not as enjoyable, too much like work with the constant, hectic back and forth. I'm amazed at people who can 16+ table and not have an anxiety attack...

Having a good HUD is a must because most of us can't possibly watch and keep up with how everyone is playing across multiple tables.

However, I do not like multi-tabling SnG's and tourneys as much, unless I can start them at the same time and they have the same blind structure, speed, etc. If the blind levels get too spread apart between the tables, the constant strategy adjustments required to switch back and forth are just not my cup of tea. I wind up forgetting where I'm at and making the wrong play for the current situation.
 
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he was playing 100 BBs @ 1/2

i remember him squeezing a lot and them being extra huge, and his 4bet sizing was kinda weird
 
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I can't wrap my mind around playing that many tables. My brain hurts just thinking about.
 
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idk how he does it. i play 4 for an hour and my brain is completely fried. i was just watching the 2009 wsop and they were talking about a guy who plays 30 at once
 
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I managed to play 3 last night though they were double or nothings so they are kind of a diffferent kettle of fish
 
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