Playing poker at several tables, you, by itself, will find yourself in much more uncomfortable situations than playing at the same table. Therefore, you may want to use a strategy that minimizes the number of complex decisions. This means that you will have to, perhaps, return to the “poker basics”, that is, play in the basic tight-aggressive style in order to avoid heavy draws. And although playing poker in this way can lead to the predictability of your steps, you do not need to get the maximum profit at each table, you will need only small winnings, which will be compensated by the number of games. In addition, more hands played will result in a greater distance of the game in a shorter period of time, which means it will be easier for you to cope with the dispersion. But when playing at high stakes you would prefer to play at a smaller number of tables, as more experienced poker players can easily notice and take advantage of your predictability.
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