How many tables can you play at the same time? I play up to 6, but after 3 I see myself making mistakes.

I'm not really that good at multitabling. I can handle 2, but usually just play one.

Never tried multi-tabling. I think I'd have enough trouble with one table

Hi.
Usually, I play two or three tables at a time. If there are more than 3 tables I start making mistakes.
Good luck.

6 tables is maximum I can handle, but I prefer 3-4.
I can take more but it might start to affect my performance.

I think it depends if I'm only playing NLH or if I'm mixing with PLO or PLO8. If it's only one type of game, I can play 6 tables at the same time, but I prefer to play 4 at maximum because with that amount I don't lose focus on the game and don't make silly mistakes.

I used to play 4 tables,but that was too much for me because it was hard to stay focused so nowadays I play one or two and that's more than enough for me.

Maximum four tables without losing the quality of the game !!!

I don't understand how you can play at multiple tables.Sometimes I play for two.But I only won once from both tables.I'm getting nervous.I make ill-considered moves.And I learned one rule:if you want to lose, play at multiple tables..If you want to win then choose one game.

If I want to be really focused (like being Deep in big mtt) , I play 3 tables max. If not, 4-6 tables

Efficiently 2 tables , 4 is maximum , but better if 1 or 2 of them are freerolls or games of no importance , so I ccan play them without caring so much , without following the action at the table So 2 tables with serious games , and one or two less important or just freerolls or cyclone tables nowadays

I usually play just one table as i like to concentrate on the game. I can comfortably play two and occasionally i have done 3 but this is my maximum and at 3 my game is already getting worse.

My best game is when I play at one table!

minimum 2 tables more than that I lose my concentration

2 tables, so I can still focus properly

2 or 3 tables most efficiently for me, rarely 4.

I sometimes play quite a few especially on Saturdays when lots of tourney start at about same time. If all tables are holdem I think I play not too bad with 3 but if more than that it is a struggle. If there is a table with another variant then it can be extremely challenging.

Hello.
Usually, I only play two or three tables at a time, no more.

I thing, for fully concentrate 2 games is maximum, but for fun I was playing 5 max.

Originally Posted by blix177

How many tables can you play at the same time? I play up to 6, but after 3 I see myself making mistakes.

Unfortunately it's only 8, but I can totally focus on it. Maybe if I had a holdem manager I would try more.

Originally Posted by Drumsound

I'm not really that good at multitabling. I can handle 2, but usually just play one.

I'm glad you found your sweet spot. I still haven't found mine. I've played up to four tables before. When I'm alert I can manage all four. That said, 2 is easier to handle and my results are better when I have 1 tourney I'm focusing on.

The more tables you play, the more opportunities you'll have to hit your range hands. The tradeoff, however, is that you won't realize the tendencies of the players at your table. Does Player A always fold to three bets? Does Player C fold the small blind when they're short stacked?

There are benefits and detriments to multi-tabling.

3 tournaments and 1 cash, I can't take more

I can play between 20 and 25 tournaments in a good pace but already played more than 30.

I usually only play 2 tables max. I like to pay attention to what people are doing, and place ranges on people when not in hand.

I recently started playing poker and only play 2 tables because I try to keep track of my opponents

I usually play at 6 tables, once I tried to play at 10 tables, it was hard.The reason why I play a lot of tables is that I play about 12 tournaments per night if not more,that there would be more chances to go far in some of the tournaments.It is better to play many tables and look for luck in them than in one. Of course, everything depends on the bankroll.

Max 4

Usually just 2-3

That way you can pay attention to all the tables and notice tendencies of players. Since I play on GGpoker and HUDS aren't allowed - that's where the big edge comes in to play - you're not being told by a script how to play spots.

I usually play 3 tables at the same time if I am playing MTT or Sit & Go, but if I play cash I play only 2 tables at the same time

I had tried several tables as well, but I see 3-6 tables plenty enough for me.

2 is good, if you are asking do you need more then answer is don`t

2 at most, I don't think I'm able to manage 3 yet.

on Wednesday, I played at two tables.And made mistakes. Probably if I played for one - the result would be different.It seems to me that the ability to play at multiple tables depends on the speed of thinking.But the result of quick thinking is different for everyone.

Playing on 2 tables is enough for me, 3 I make too many mistakes and I manage my time badly.

i have done 12 tables but I'm comfortable at 8 and do good if I need to implement another part of my game I go down to 4 tables and train on what I want to master.

I have 3 monitors so laying out the tables is pretty easy.

I'll play up to 8, but usually between 2-6 at a time depending on whats available. These are a combination of games from freerolls to abou $6.60 at the moment I am playing PLO8 while playing NLH, Which is easier wtih just two tables, but I will do this up to 8 tables if there are enough cheap games.

Well, I just started to play Poker and therefore I only go at most with two tables. That's it. If open more than I start to do mistake, lose time of my hand and get confusion reads.

I usually play two to three tables at a time so I can pay attention of what’s going on. Anything more than that I make mistakes.

Hi! If I'm not distracted by anything, I can play 4-6 tables. I often think for a long time about the distribution, so I don't have time for more tables, I start to hurry and get angry. But my husband plays much better than me and he plays a huge number of tables, there are more than 20 if he plays sng, and if he plays tournaments, then 10-12! If he has fewer tables, then he is bored, because he makes decisions quickly. I'm shocked with it.

I play the best 1-3 tables. Sometimes I play 6 at once, it doesn't turn out very well and the concentration is not the same. But one table to play is very boring now))

I usually play 2-3 tables at max, because only this way I can be focused enough and don't stress out.

I only play tournaments. I do okay with 4 or 5 tables but that's pretty much my limit. After that not so good.

Good day!
On average I play 3 tables, sometimes 4, but it often happens that there is not enough concentration!

I think 3-4 are the most you can play and have good results. The concentration to the games is better and you can watch more of the informations from the games. You can enjoy the games much better like this!

For a while I played 4-7 tables and mixed in MTTs sometimes.

Recently cut back to 4 tables of cash (sometimes range of 3-5) also don't mix MTTs with cash at same time and noticed an almost overnight improvement.

Probably up to 9 effectively - while I can play more I tend to auto-pilot a lot and some people take advantage.

More tables equals more hands and more profit. Also less time waiting for a hand to play!

Good luck!

I used to play from 8 to 12 cash tables, but after restrictions from Pokerstars I have to play only four. And 6 tables are standard at 888.

The truth is, despite I am able to play several tables at once, to give my 100% I handle maximum 2.

I play 6-12 tables now for fun, but early i played 15-20 ( when i play poker like a job_)

Fastfold like Snap: 2 (for 2 hours max) plus 1 or 2 ring

Ring: 4 if alert, 3 if tired (4 hour max)

6 max: 3 tops until I play it more often (3hours max)

All refer to NLHE, with a mix of cash and MTTs for 4 hours max before a break.

5-7 sometimes.but 4 enough for me =)