The perfect introduction to multi-tabling
by Michael
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Introduction
In this article- When to start playing multiple tables
- Tips and tricks for beginners
The idea behind playing multiple tables (i.e. multi-tabling) is simple. If you can win on one table, why not open another one at the same time, doubling your hourly earnings?
By playing on several tables at the same time you can:
- … improve your earnings per hour
- … improve your game, if you get bored playing one table and lose concentration
- … release your bonus at lightning speed
Sounds easy but it can go horribly wrong if you just open lots of tables and dive in head first. In this article you will learn how to do it the right way!
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MancaMulas, 17 Feb 10 00:18
4 tables for me. more than that is impossible#2
TheDTB, 01 Mar 10 00:02
I can not imagine to play 24 tables at the same time. It's crazy! (for me)#3
lionbeatMD, 19 Apr 10 21:30
I'm comfortable with 2-3 tables, but I did tried playing at 6 most. I cannot act fast enough if there are 2 or more tables I decide to play the hand at. But, I'm still a newbie...#4
ByronVW, 03 May 10 13:40
I love multitabling when applying the SSS. Because u are playing so many tables, you often fold mediocre hands and focus on profiting and playing aggressive the really good hands. Because u playing more tables, you are seeing more hands which means often more then not that 1 of your tables will have a premium hand for you to maximise. A rule that I like to use is that once I've doubled by buyin for that particular table. I sit out, as your strategy then changes as it is often a push allin preflop with SSS in multitabling (situation depending of course) Play 10 at most. Comfortable with 6#5
dangreenmachine, 17 May 10 13:35
Iv'e been playing tournaments for a couple of years and have decided to look for something a little more dependable. I am just about to attempt 2-4 table SSS. The list of playable hands seems excessively small but if it works then it works. Hit n run here we come.#6
darkrum18, 04 Jun 10 17:20
im comfortable with 9 tables, but after that i really have to concentrate, and i get tired too quick, so i just stick with 9#7
SvilenDimov, 11 Sep 10 23:22
It'a according to the screen size, you should arrange the tables in a way that all tables are visible all the time in order not to shift thought the tables all the time but just to move your sight. For exampleon a 15" notebook screen 4 tables are the maximum for me, but on a home pc with 17", 19+" monitor 6, 9 tables can be played easily
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LemOn36, 21 Jan 11 17:47
SSS i l like 24 tables cascaded on PS#9
Qoon02, 13 May 11 15:33
Играю 23 стола и для меня это нормально делайте каскадом столы и все будем впорядке =)#10
ElvisLV, 20 May 11 22:09
Usually playing six tables, more is just too much for me =]#11
nathanrenard, 29 Jul 11 06:29
24 tables make me sleepy some times... (not kidding).#12
surfwell1818, 14 Oct 11 04:19
A bonus for 3 tables over 4 tables is with 3 tables the final 1/4 of your tiled screen is used for your hand replay screen so it doesn't block the action while you watching the replay of your last all-in with AA being crushed by J 4...Just a thought...And it gives you a space to open up player notes...