Righto, so I can comfortably and with ease play at least two tables at a time, three are also just fine. I won't feel stressed etc. But as soon as there's four tables, I feel like the energy level it takes to constantly be aware of the seperate games is not worth it. It's like you don't get to grab a feel of what happens at each table. When I play with two or three, I can start out playing tight and while I figure out each player's style, I can try to interject at the correct time to make a bluff or know when to lay down.
But playing four or more tables seem like such a stretch, like it becomes real ABC poker where it's hard to figure out what your opponent is doing, you're playing by the book and it's hard to keep track of the history of the table and what's happened.
To me it seems like economic suicide when people talk about 10 or as much as 14 tables. I've even seen 50 tables on the net.
What tips do you have for multi tabling? Are there any goods articles on it? And what are your thoughts and experiences on it?
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