Hi to all limit players 
Is it good for one beginner to play on few tables in same tame ?
And shorthanded ? Is it good for a novice ?
How much experience must I have to start play on few tables or shorthanded ?
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For starters it is always good to play only one table. If you are total beginner that should be even a rule ♦
Maybe it is even better to start with FR, but don't quote me on that
Beginners tends to make more mistakes on shorthanded, especially if you have to make two, or even more decisions at one time.
Just imagine when three tables are blinking. ♦ Panic, panic, panic...
I, for example, am still playing "only" 2 shorthanded table at once. I can be more focus this way, am more aware of other player moves. Yeah, maybe I don't get as much $/hour as others, but this is only way I can play my A-game.
Thank you, CoreySteel !
I'm not a total beginner, but I will play on one full table for now
By the way-what is FR ?
Originally posted by CoreySteel
Just imagine when three tables are blinking. ♦ Panic, panic, panic...
and now imagine 5/6 tables are blinking, 2 of them made that stupid sound where you have only 7 secs to act... this is panic ♦
chilitiger: CoreySteel is right - you should start with 1 FR table and don't add any other until you master pre-flop chart