MrHachiman
Visionary
Bronze Level
When I play a tournament only and I give my full attention in almost always I get to the bubble.
However, when I try to play more than one tournament at a time, 2 or 3 ... my game becomes very bad and in general I lose in both.
When I play, I like to pay attention to everything that happens at the table, and depending on that, decide the best movement. When I have to see more than 2 tables at a time I feel like I'm missing information.
And when I have a good hand on both tables it is difficult for me to play them the same way I would play them if I had only 1. I know that all professionals emphasize the importance of improving the hourly gain and that the multitableo and volume of hands it is the only way to overcome the variance and obtain greater long-term gains.
But in my particular case, every time I try to play more tables I do not do well, and yet I maintain a really good percentage of profits when I only play at a table. How do you do? Its game quality also decreases or it is always better quantity than quality?
However, when I try to play more than one tournament at a time, 2 or 3 ... my game becomes very bad and in general I lose in both.
When I play, I like to pay attention to everything that happens at the table, and depending on that, decide the best movement. When I have to see more than 2 tables at a time I feel like I'm missing information.
And when I have a good hand on both tables it is difficult for me to play them the same way I would play them if I had only 1. I know that all professionals emphasize the importance of improving the hourly gain and that the multitableo and volume of hands it is the only way to overcome the variance and obtain greater long-term gains.
But in my particular case, every time I try to play more tables I do not do well, and yet I maintain a really good percentage of profits when I only play at a table. How do you do? Its game quality also decreases or it is always better quantity than quality?