Multi-table Simultaneous Tips

#1 25th October 2017, 6:51 AM

I have a problem with adding more than one table to play, with a table I can watch everything focus well on the players so much that my performance is better, but when I add other tables I feel very difficult, I would like to know what I can do to be improving, if this is normal, and some tips for me to be improving hehe hugs ..

#2 25th October 2017, 2:39 PM

the more you have to use tools and know how to read tools like holden manager2 or others and just look at the statistics quickly followed by tables previously learned for various cases

#3 25th October 2017, 2:40 PM

I usually open more tables at the same time
in one case, I committed the error of open 8 games at the same time, it was a total disaster, my mistake was to open all in turbo
A good tip is to open a few tables, and not in turbo format
so the game slows down, giving you the time it takes for you to give the correct action

#4 25th October 2017, 7:32 PM

If you want to watch the game and its maths you can play 2-4 tournaments together.

#5 25th October 2017, 7:44 PM

if you are not a regular player it is normal. But I advise you to use softwares that will help as HM2 PT4

#6 25th October 2017, 7:55 PM

Originally Posted by Rui Ferreira

I have a problem with adding more than one table to play, with a table I can watch everything focus well on the players so much that my performance is better, but when I add other tables I feel very difficult, I would like to know what I can do to be improving, if this is normal, and some tips for me to be improving hehe hugs ..

You need to know your customers.

When is the best time to play ?
Who are the softest opponents ?

Normally you can see which other players are multi tabling. A multi tabling player normally has a much tighter range than a player playing 1 table. Identify those ones that are regulars that are multi tabling. Stay away from them if you can !

Three tables should be pretty easy to play. Not to much that it taxes you, but enough to keep you on your toes.

#7 26th October 2017, 1:19 AM

Originally Posted by Rui Ferreira

I have a problem with adding more than one table to play, with a table I can watch everything focus well on the players so much that my performance is better, but when I add other tables I feel very difficult, I would like to know what I can do to be improving, if this is normal, and some tips for me to be improving hehe hugs ..

I will like to advise you to invest in something called a HUD as playing more than 2 tables without a HUD leaves you at significant inability to have good reads on every player there.

I highly recommend Jivaro if you are a beginner to poker and want the easiest-to-use and to install.

Jivaro Tutorial - YouTube

Enjoy.

#8 26th October 2017, 3:27 AM

a lot of people playing like that,personally I was used to it,high play 3 games at the same time,micro stakes,on a more serious tournaments do not focus on one!

#9 26th October 2017, 2:53 PM

Originally Posted by Rui Ferreira

I have a problem with adding more than one table to play, with a table I can watch everything focus well on the players so much that my performance is better, but when I add other tables I feel very difficult, I would like to know what I can do to be improving, if this is normal, and some tips for me to be improving hehe hugs ..

Rui, you aren't alone and it's definitely not the easiest thing to do when you're first starting out. The best way to multitable is when you have learnt more and when a lot of your decisions become automatic. This requires quite a bit of practice but it's not very difficult if you play regularly enough.

Once you've done this then you'll find that playing one table alone becomes boring and will then naturally start adding in more tables. The worst you can do is open multiple tables when you aren't ready. You lose a lot more than you gain.

I've also read of one or two experienced players who don't multitable but are still playing good poker. It depends from person to person.

#10 27th October 2017, 5:24 AM

I feel the same specially when I don't play poker regularly, but day by day I manage to add more tables and feel fine with it!

#11 27th October 2017, 1:40 PM

first master the game on two tables and until you confidently play on them, do not try to look like a crusher in which the show is on the news that he did a long way

#12 27th October 2017, 7:04 PM

using note caddy.
all notes are preset...auto add by computer.

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