Exactly. I've been playing 1 tournament at a time for a while now! There's no feeling of being bored, I'm even more anxious now, so I may add on a table sometimes, Well said!I think that if you feel bored while playing 1 single tournament it is because you are not 100% focused on your game, you should try to focus a little more on your game and tournament, if you keep your mind busy and working on it, you may not feel bored and the fact that you play many tournaments at the same time will not prevent you from feeling bored, it will probably distract you a bit, but your concentration will not be at the maximum, you can try listening to music, but I do not think it is enough
Just because I focuse on the game, it is starting to be boring, because I have to wait up to 80% of time of the tournament while my opponents are playing their hands. And only in the end, the game is starting to be more dynamicI think that if you feel bored while playing 1 single tournament it is because you are not 100% focused on your game, you should try to focus a little more on your game and tournament, if you keep your mind busy and working on it, you may not feel bored and the fact that you play many tournaments at the same time will not prevent you from feeling bored, it will probably distract you a bit, but your concentration will not be at the maximum, you can try listening to music, but I do not think it is enough
I already do it, but thank you anywayI'm not usually bored if I'm playing poker
Part of it might be my patience, but I think the real reason is because I'm engaged in the game; there are so many things to do that I'm too busy to be bored! It isn't just playing my cards. Even in hands I fold preflop, I'm constantly watching the game. Who is bluffing? Who are the regs? Who is making fishy plays?
You can learn a ton by observing when you aren't in the hand. This is amplified if playing live poker because you can spot tells and such on that time too
the most interesting thing, that i play at kinda big stakes but it still boring to play only one tournament. But recently i've found out, that all the tournaments in the beginning are easy to play, so I launch for about 4-5 ones, and usually i win in 1 of them and then concentrate at it.If you are bored the stakes might be too low or you don’t really care about the outcome because you are not that invested.
I'm not usually bored if I'm playing poker
Part of it might be my patience, but I think the real reason is because I'm engaged in the game; there are so many things to do that I'm too busy to be bored! It isn't just playing my cards. Even in hands I fold preflop, I'm constantly watching the game. Who is bluffing? Who are the regs? Who is making fishy plays?
You can learn a ton by observing when you aren't in the hand. This is amplified if playing live poker because you can spot tells and such on that time too
It might be worthwhile to open other tables from your tournament if it is near the money bubble or near the final table bubble, and during ITM. The field is narrow enough that your odds of playing them at the FT is much higher and play during bubbles offers critical clues about their knowledge and skill level that can help on the final table.