re: Poker & Tried multitabling for the first time...
Six tables if it's full ring. Four tables if it's between 4-6 players (shorthanded). Two tables if it's HU. That is my own personal limit if I want to have a good read on the other players and not play on autopilot.
But when I started I just played on table full ring sit and go or one table limit holdem.
Like most things in life it is a matter of training a skill until it becomes a habit.
The time it takes is of course different for everyone.
Like one other poster suggested try one extra table when you feel mentally alert and see it as training.
There are people that NEVER multi-table and there are people that play 24 tables. But you have to try before you know your own limit.
The more experience the easier to do more decisions very fast and automatic/subconscious so I sure you sooner or later add tables with ease.
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