Do you manage many tables at the same time while you are in your session?
Poker Orifice
Freeroller
It just takes time.
I can recall when playing 2 tables was 1 table too many. I always watched ALL of the players in ALL of the hands! I was very precise in evaluating their playing styles. Over time I've been able to group players into different types much more rapidly (not always correctly) and at times am working at playing more of a GTO style of play (when up vs. players in spots where I'm assuming they're not making any gregarious errors).
These days I usually am playing 4-tables of 'Zoom-style' 6max cash tables. When playing MTT's (which unfortunately is rare and partly because I'm currently not accustomed to playing enough tables simultaneously to make it worthwhile for me at the buyin levels I'm currently playing MTT's at) I am playing 8 tables. (I would prefer to be playing ~14 tables of MTT's and am certain I'd be up to 14 comfortably within ~2 weeks time of playing them regularly).
jonaselloco
Visionary
I have come to play 7 maximum.
But in truth, I have only played 2 maximum for a long time.
For two reasons
one is the internet in my town is very bad and decadent.
Two, because I like to concentrate on my table, see the whole situation, something that cannot be done playing multi-table.
For me, multi-table play is productive when deepstack tournaments are played, which gives you the opportunity to think about the situation to follow.
Greetings friend
But in truth, I have only played 2 maximum for a long time.
For two reasons
one is the internet in my town is very bad and decadent.
Two, because I like to concentrate on my table, see the whole situation, something that cannot be done playing multi-table.
For me, multi-table play is productive when deepstack tournaments are played, which gives you the opportunity to think about the situation to follow.
Greetings friend
Duxflux
Rock Star
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redmast
Legend
It's been a while since I've played more than two tables. But once I tried to play four at once and it was difficult. But I had to watch an unknown player play on 15 set & go turbo tables with a buy-in of $15. As a result of the game, he was in the black.
Lena M
Legend
Loyaler
Hi.
I usually play 3-4 tables at a time. This is the optimal amount for me, I play focused enough without losing concentration.
dreamer13
Legend
Microstakes players can earn even more if they start playing at several tables at once. Of course, such a game requires some adjustments for the strategy and for the bankroll. If you play at 6 tables at the same time, then, of course, you can no longer catch important information, not to mention that there is a risk of simply not making a move in time and flying out of the game .Many players begin to increase the number of tables immediately and by a lot. And you should add only one table, play at least a hundred hands for two, and only then, with good results, add a third table, then a fourth, and so on. Many players stop at 3 or 4 tables, having achieved a harmonious balance between profit and play.Adjusting your multi-table strategy simply means that you must learn to simply make decisions. Since you now have less time to think about your actions, you should avoid risky and difficult situations post-flop.Those players who decide to start playing at several tables should pay attention to the fact that they will receive less information about their opponents. Multi-tabling usually reduces the profit of a player at a particular table, but will increase the overall profit from playing poker.
Newzooozooo
Legend
Loyaler
Gallarado777
Legend
if it's convenient for you to play on 2-3 tables, then you don't have to play that many tables anymore, it's better to win on small numbers of tables than to lose on a large number of tables I play 4-5 tables, it's enough
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viacheslavtezikov
Rock Star
Now, for example, pokerstars has limited the number of tables for playing at the same time, therefore, in cash games, I play a maximum of 4 tables at the same time.
