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Oleg196
Rock Star
Silver Level
I completely agree. A large number of tables affects the quality of decisions.
BigJamo
Aussie Elite
Silver Level
I have a duel screen PC that is about ten years old and only just upgraded to Win10 (for free). It runs better than it ever has.
Anyway. A couple of years ago i was playing as many tables as i could fit on those 2 screens. (Anywhere upto 16 tables). That way my favourite 2 sites get their own screen. 1 is for Full Tilt and the other is for pokerstars.
I dont play this many now. I found there were to many small mistakes being made and the leaks started appearing.
Im comfy with 4 on each site. Both mixed MTT and ring games.
Anyway. A couple of years ago i was playing as many tables as i could fit on those 2 screens. (Anywhere upto 16 tables). That way my favourite 2 sites get their own screen. 1 is for Full Tilt and the other is for pokerstars.
I dont play this many now. I found there were to many small mistakes being made and the leaks started appearing.
Im comfy with 4 on each site. Both mixed MTT and ring games.
TimovieMan
Legend
Silver Level
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suricato35
Rock Star
Silver Level
Ljuk358
Rock Star
Silver Level
Yesterday I was registered in some tounaments in 3 different poker clients and when tournaments start in same time I played 6 tournaments at once... If you play MTTs it's still comfortable to play, maybe didn't see players tactic, but you do more moves, so on other side, your patience have "higher level", so if you are looking at flop, you have good chance to win, because you are playing only with good hands...
bezobrazny
Legend
Silver Level
How much tables did you play at once with biggest number? Do you think it can be still enjoying to play poker at lot of tables? I tryied this style, but I coudln't focus and I heard still warning I am on move... What is your experiences?
I just don't buy this, it is impossible to make the profit this way. :?
JustBeatIt
Enthusiast
Silver Level
That pic is of Elky, and yeah he used to be a starcraft pro and face off vs Koreans in their national sport if i am correct.
He was a top player, and believe me its tough in those online leagues. Dudes got game!
I can personally only do about 4 max on my screen, this is mainly because i dont like to have overlapping screens. I need to know that top left zone is where that is and it stays there.So 4 to 6 max is what i can fit on my monitor. It is also roughly the max i would feel comfortable with, but then again i dont have two monitors to try that fancy stuff out on!
I do agree that playing beyond like 4-6 you end up doing alot more robot like moves and only playing strong hands. This is good and bad, and also you commonly miss alot of information about the people you are playing with and moves they might make and so on.
I dont think its for everyone, but if i had a room devoted to poker with no distractions i would give a shot at playing like 16 or so tourneys simultaneously.
There are a couple reasons i think playing in so many tourneys is a good thing. Mainly in that you can grind down through the field in many tournaments at the same time. Which in the end might allow you to focus on say 8 of them near the end if you are doing really well in them, if you do really well in all of them then thats great too, but quite rare. It will in the long run allow you to have more chances for playing well to sorta pan out over the long run.
In other words for time spent, you will give yourself more shots to hit the final table in like big MTT.
Ok better get back and focus on my Freeroll!
He was a top player, and believe me its tough in those online leagues. Dudes got game!
I can personally only do about 4 max on my screen, this is mainly because i dont like to have overlapping screens. I need to know that top left zone is where that is and it stays there.So 4 to 6 max is what i can fit on my monitor. It is also roughly the max i would feel comfortable with, but then again i dont have two monitors to try that fancy stuff out on!
I do agree that playing beyond like 4-6 you end up doing alot more robot like moves and only playing strong hands. This is good and bad, and also you commonly miss alot of information about the people you are playing with and moves they might make and so on.
I dont think its for everyone, but if i had a room devoted to poker with no distractions i would give a shot at playing like 16 or so tourneys simultaneously.
There are a couple reasons i think playing in so many tourneys is a good thing. Mainly in that you can grind down through the field in many tournaments at the same time. Which in the end might allow you to focus on say 8 of them near the end if you are doing really well in them, if you do really well in all of them then thats great too, but quite rare. It will in the long run allow you to have more chances for playing well to sorta pan out over the long run.
In other words for time spent, you will give yourself more shots to hit the final table in like big MTT.
Ok better get back and focus on my Freeroll!
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jerohit
Rock Star
Silver Level
when i play on more then one table my pc automatically shuts down.
I prefer one table at one time.
If you want to play your card and your position then do multitabling.
If you want to read your opponent play on one table.
I prefer one table at one time.
If you want to play your card and your position then do multitabling.
If you want to read your opponent play on one table.
BogdanStark
Visionary
Silver Level
Sorry but I play average 4-5 cash tables and READ all my 40 opponents ... what are you talking about???????
Nothing divert me, so I get focused all tables.
bezobrazny
Legend
Silver Level
Bro you are writing about 4 or 5 tables, that's the number of his screens here plus 6 tables each. You can keep focus on it, I am not saying you can't, but for how long? What kind of play you should give here or keep tracking each of those players game?
