Play only one table. Normal or not?

[zipocool]

one table of course is very little for me, ideal 3-4, besides, constantly playing one table is hard to make big money in poker

 

[ADRI7HO]

For sure, if I play at 1 table, I can pay much more attention to the game and the style of play of my opponents. The more tables I play on, the more mistakes I make during play.

Unfortunately, this is inevitable without helper software.

 

[graholskis]

Depends on patience and free time you have

 

[Gutshot Gus]

Greetings to friends! He noticed a tendency: playing several tables, the game is more rude. Instead of various tricks - you just fir and that's all. Therefore, the quality of the game in my opinion is declining. Is it like that or not? Please tell me who's been at poker for a long time. Of course, in this case, due to such a rough game, 1-2 tables are eventually doubled or lost and they are more comfortable to play later. But the overall quality is falling greatly.
And if I play one table: then it turns out even in seemingly losing moments, somehow twist out. With one table, you kind of feel that the opponent wants to make the result intuitively better. True, if you lose, then emotional depression is greater. Since physically, you kind of already know them. Is it possible to continue to play always on table 1? Or at a distance is this a hundred percent mistake and loss? Thank you in advance! It is very important for me to understand now.

I prefer yo play one table at the time. If you are playing 9 tables it is hard to keep up with the flow of the game. If I was a grinder and just in it for the money then playing 9 tables is ok. I prefer to play one table and enjoy the flow. if playing multiple tables all I can do is ABC poker.

 

[TokeVerdijk]

I prefer to do so. And sometimes even with the same opponents. As poike is rather psychological game to understand all the traits from the members.

 

[KozakAlex]

Less attention. There is not enough time to make a decision. I played at 4 tables at the same time. But this does not have much effect on the result. That's my opinion.

 

[lyki67]

It's normal for me. I play max 2 tables at the same time.

 

[magister1]

One table can't hold my focus, four is perfect number for me to stay engaged and paying attention.

 

[kkuk]

hello.I often play from a mobile device, so it's not convenient to play multiple tables.it is especially not convenient on pokerstars.

 

[Pokerpoet2]

I only play single tables now as I don't really want my Poker to be hard work, Playing multiple tables takes the fun away from the game, It would be like playing Chess with 6 other players at the same time, Been there, done that, not funny!
A teacher I had at Junior school thought it would be a great Idea to show of my chess playing talents as I was the school chess champion for 3 years running, believe me it wasn't fun.
I find I play better when I am feeling relaxed and I can enjoy the game, whether it is Chess or Poker, it really does not matter, the important thing is I can enjoy playing.
If you multi table the fun is taken away from the game and you are already adding pressure to yourself, trying to juggle all the tables, also because you have different tables in different stages of play, this adds to the pressure because you play differently as the tournament progresses, so if you bust out of one game and start another, the blinds are different, the players are different, and you have to try and read the betting styles of each player, it becomes very confusing.
I stick with one game at a time now because I am getting too old to try and make a living from the game, all I want is a relaxing game I can enjoy, and have fun playing.

When the fun Stops, STOP!

 

[To6Po6]

I Play normaly on 3 or 4 tables at the same time!

 

[samersv]

One table is too boring besides you have to wait a long time for other players at the table for impatient people like me this is hard labor 2-4 tables is the most optimal number

 

[oarroyo]

It depends, if it is online I put 3 to 4 tables, but Real only one table !!

 

[Bambini7777]

well, if you sit and play for fun, then yes, but if gambling, then of course not

 

[YuriSLopes]

It depends, if it is online I put 3 to 4 tables, but Real only one table !!

I can play 10 tables live.

Thinking about making an info product about it.

 

[jason2626]

Bigjay wants to know

I usually play just one at a time but sometimes I'll play 2 or 3 but I seem to play better just one

 

[oarroyo]

I can play 10 tables live.

Thinking of making an information product about it.

Only if it were online

 

[TheIpS]

For beginners, it is better to play one table. Then, when you become more confident and spend less and less time making a decision, you can open 2-4 tables.
But if you see that you often sitout, miss interesting actions of other players, it is better to reduce the number of tables.

 

[arsenalcho_1]

hi

who as well as possible and feels good, I personally play 3 or 4 tables, but I get the most by playing 2 tables at most 3

 

[Inkydel]

0ne table enough for me

Game needs focus, able to play on multitable, but at cost to quality.
Yesterday, freeroll 15000+ players, 4hrs in, down to last 105, other tournee pops up, pokerstars - with multi game screens open, the game freezes, i need to reboot - all this after turn card, where bet 1000000+, all opposition need to do last river, bet me as was 'sittin out' by time logged in, was into new game, bare chips remained.
Naa 1 table - proven time n time again, enough for me.

Greetings to friends! He noticed a tendency: playing several tables, the game is more rude. Instead of various tricks - you just fir and that's all. Therefore, the quality of the game in my opinion is declining. Is it like that or not? Please tell me who's been at poker for a long time. Of course, in this case, due to such a rough game, 1-2 tables are eventually doubled or lost and they are more comfortable to play later. But the overall quality is falling greatly.
And if I play one table: then it turns out even in seemingly losing moments, somehow twist out. With one table, you kind of feel that the opponent wants to make the result intuitively better. True, if you lose, then emotional depression is greater. Since physically, you kind of already know them. Is it possible to continue to play always on table 1? Or at a distance is this a hundred percent mistake and loss? Thank you in advance! It is very important for me to understand now.

 

[Alexey Shley]

It is very difficult for novice players to follow the situation when playing at multiple tables. From my experience and level of play, I can say that it is normal for me to play only at two tables or one table. Then, if I show good results, I will turn on the third table and so on.

 

[To6Po6]

For me its around 3 or 4 tables at the same time

 

[kanycta99]

If you play at 1 table then make fewer mistakes. The more tables - the more wrong decisions.

 

[mimietmour]

Sorry guys for a woman it the usual day to do multiple things at the same times lolll. We might be more able to play more then one table at the same time then men lolllll

 

[Pokerpoet2]

It was the done thing years ago, and possibly still is to play multiple tables to make the most money from Poker, but not for me personally. I noticed a big difference playing multiple tables in my win rate, as it was always less when I had half a dozen tables open, as to only playing one table at a time.
I had time to think about certain situations, and concentrating on one table I made better choices, some days I would be running at 50% win rate, but saying that I mean I made the money in 50% not actually winning the game but making the money in about half the games.
Multi-tables I made the money in a lot fewer games because of not having enough time to think through the opening action, also miss-clicking, and folding hands I should have played or calling bets I should have folded.
I find Poker stops being a fun game when you are really working hard to play multiple tables and play your best game all the time, it is just not possible for me, so I will continue playing one game at a time, taking my time to make the right decisions, at the right time and finishing in the money more often.

When the fun Stops, STOP!