hi guys, I am playing online poker about 2 month , how many tables should I play at the same time?

Since you are a beginner player, I would say to play 2-3 tables at maximum at the same time. I think it's a good number because you are going to have a nice amount of action, but still can be focused on the game.

Originally Posted by ais22don

hi guys, I am playing online poker about 2 month , how many tables should I play at the same time?

Have no acctualy a number that you should play. Only have the number you can play and feel confortable with it. I like to play one table when Im study ods, and play more when Im just playing. I started with one and go more one, when I feel ok, put more one ang goes. If I not feel ok I take one off a goes.

You have to see how many is good for you. Start from just 1, if you feel that you are ready to get more action, add another one and more. And stop when you feel its enough. Personally I play no more than 4 tables

2-3 tables is a good number, but if you feel like a lot, 1-2. For starters, if you're playing on a phone instead of a PC, I think 1 is enough.
Over time, if you feel comfortable at 1,2 or 3 tables, more tables can come, but more than 4-6 tables only make sense if you want to be a winner player or a professional.
Good luck.

Maximum 4 tables, no more

Originally Posted by ADRI7HO

2-3 tables is a good number, but if you feel like a lot, 1-2. For starters, if you're playing on a phone instead of a PC, I think 1 is enough.
Over time, if you feel comfortable at 1,2 or 3 tables, more tables can come, but more than 4-6 tables only make sense if you want to be a winner player or a professional.
Good luck.

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It's not a must to play a X number of tables, it's ok to play when how many you makes your comfortable in decisions

I think it depends on your ability to play at multiple tables. Try increasing the number of tables. If not comfortable, then reduce the number of tables.

If you have been playing poker for only 2 months, I think you should play at one table so that you can concentrate better and have time to analyze every lost hand to realize what mistakes you have made. If you play several tables simultaneously, everything goes fast and you don't have time for that. Over time, you will know if you should move on to a new stage.

no more than 3 tables. gradually increasing the number.

It depends what exaclty you play.
Cash \ tournaments.
I think about 2-4 tables is ok for these types.
But if you are tired for waiting people make their moves you can play Zoom.
But do not play cash and tourny at the same time.
You will be confused with stack and bets

Just 1 is enough.
Not easy to see 2 or more.

1 is good brother .so you can put all your Focus

Start with one table and then add as you feel comfortable. Might depend a lot on your focus that day or how fast each table is playing.

I think playing one table at a time and trying to think out your plays(watch opponents moves, bet-sizing, etc.) is a good way to improve your game, however if you're just trying to have a little fun playing 2-4 tables allows you to have a second to think while keeping a decent pace.

Being new my advice is master one table first and when you've done that move to two tables and so on

I Have found 1 table is best u can get a better read that way!

You play for a very short time, maximum 2 tables.

Originally Posted by ais22don

hi guys, I am playing online poker about 2 month , how many tables should I play at the same time?

As u r beginner, I would say you should play 1 table max, cuz, you ain't a great playa, in order to focus on many tables, you must estimate one table n after it estimate your opportunities to play multi-tables

Originally Posted by ais22don

hi guys, I am playing online poker about 2 month , how many tables should I play at the same time?

I don't think you should depend on someone else to make this decision for you. Only you know how many decisions you can make it the time allowed. Play 2 and if you find that you can always make your decisions with plenty of time, add tables slowly. Remember if you are playing MTT's or Sit n Go's the decisions are going to become more difficult as the game progresses. I can play 6-8 , but if I get to final tables in more than 2 at the same time, I begin to feel rushed. This is a personal preference.As far as cash games, I can play 4-6 tables and never feel like I am running out of time. ??? To each his own.

Good Luck

You will find the number of tables that siut your game and capabilities Better start with two , see how it goes and if everything goes right , add one table every time I play well two important plus one non important game (that doesn't require so much attention) , 4 maximum , 5 very risky for me lol , I might do it if one or two games are freerolls

If you are a beginner player I think that 1 or 2 tables is OK. Then you can 3-4 tables at the same time. You need more skills and experience when you play this number of tables

Sorry for my english

I think u can easily play up to 6 tables if you are playing tournaments, sit and go's, zoom and cash tables 2-4 is pretty fine I assume

Hi. I think you should play 1-2 at the most to get focused on your game strategy because the most hands you see could lead you to desperation and make wrong decisions even having decent cards.

you should play with 1 on start and if you can handle it go 2. i play max 2

Since you are just starting to play,I recommend you to play at only one table so that you can concentrate better. After a while you can try two.

If you feel comfortable playing 3 or 4 tables stay there, otherwise play 1 or 2.

It already depends on the level of play of those who want to play many tables when entering with several tables, I recommend a minimum of 4 and the maximum of this number means that we do not have the same concentration when making decisions

If you use software such as Hold'em Manager or PokerTracker, you can simultaneously play at least 4-5 tables. If you play without software, then I think the maximum you can play at 2-3 tables. The main thing here is that you have time to control the situation at each table and understand what is happening and where. And it also plays a role in what discipline you play - it is SNG, MTT, Spin & GO or Cash.

Originally Posted by dimon4ik89

If you use software such as Hold'em Manager or PokerTracker, you can simultaneously play at least 4-5 tables. If you play without software, then I think the maximum you can play at 2-3 tables. The main thing here is that you have time to control the situation at each table and understand what is happening and where. And it also plays a role in what discipline you play - it is SNG, MTT, Spin & GO or Cash.

Yes i play 2-3 table without software

Originally Posted by jdorganic

Yes i play 2-3 table without software

I do the same when I play without software. The software helps to quickly understand how each player plays. Without software, you have to independently observe the actions of each opponent and remember how each of them plays. When I play at more than three tables without software, I lose control of the situation in general and because of this I show very poor results. Good luck to you.

Start with 2 then increase a level each time until you feel that you are comfortable playing that many tables,every one is different good luck.

If you have only two months playing and you think you are already multitabling you want to go very fast you should study a lot and practice what you have learned at the tables and when you have a solid gaming strategy you can open more than one lucky table

Well, it all depends on how much you feel, in principle I would tell you to play one table at a time until you can master the game, keep in mind that concentration and reading of players is extremely important and it is not the same to read everyone in A table that in several, I would advise you to focus on only one until you can see optimal results and just there try to add one more table and see if your performance does not decrease




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I play as many as my screen can fit. Lol. The thing about online poker is that you can't read other peoples actions. So playing speed poker, where you instantly decide what to do, for me is a good thing as I tend to overthink things.

You must try and decide for yourself. To each his own. Who can only play 2 tables at the same time, and who can play 15 tables.

I believe if you have less the one year experience (real money), should play only one table. But to give my 100%, I do max 2 tables. But there are many variances involved to answer such a question, like number of monitors you have, size, experience, ability or skill (in multi tables), game type etc.

Hi, I usually play 3-4 tables.
It is difficult to do more than 4.

I think 1 or 2. You should definitely tag hands that you would like to review after. And, remember, be patient as if you do play 1 or 2 tables, it may be boring after some time when you are card dead.

In my opinion, if you are starting to play poker, it is better to focus on one table. This will bring much more benefits.

Originally Posted by florestaftw

Hi, I usually play 3-4 tables.
It is difficult to do more than 4.

Your spot on with 4, the constant timer beeps confuse the hell out of me. I play on 2 laptop.

As soon as I play more than 2 tables, I start losing track of my opponents and then I can't find the fish anymore.

2-3 tables are ok to play. Sometimes and 4th but the 2-3 table are better. You can watch the game and gather the important informations needed to have a good vision for the condition. It is also more profitable like this!

I think you should play 1 to 2 tables now at the beginning, analyzing other players well will help to improve your game. After a while, you will start playing more tables naturally.

I am playing poker like 2 months too and I can play 2 tables at the same time, 3 tables my skills come to down. But I think 2 tables its good for a beginner player, with the experience I will going up the tables

If you feel comfortable with 4 tables, stay there. If not, maybe 1 or 2 tables would be better. The important thing is not to lose concentration in the game.
In my opinion the rest with time you will get used to it.

Hi!

I think four tables can be followed. Just enough to avoid hyper turbo.

I started like everyone else from one now i load up to five
A matter of time

If you are a beginner and want to learn how to play well, then 2 tables is the maximum. Ideally, one. Otherwise, you will not master the principles of the game.