[Closed] Multitable Vs. Higher buyin Sng's

Higher limits usualy mean better players/tougher competition. Also many players try to play atleast break-even poker and make profit from rakeback/promotions/frequent player points. Higher volume let achieve higher vip ranks and stuff like that..

to each his own.. I personally get bored playing 1-2 tables, even if I know I can get better results individually compared to multitabling

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Variance

You are not looking at the bigger picture, If you double the amount of tables you play your roi will go down there is no doubt about that but you hourly rate will go up, you are missing so much profit it is unreal.

Put it this way I play around 50-100 sng's a day my hourly rate is around $95 if I only played 2 an hour it would be around $10, it all depends if you want to be the best or win the most.

I know what I want

i gess its individual to every player...
varience gets you everywhere it sucks on the bubble
but i think i wouldent got to the bubble if i played more then 1 table
becouse of the ABC poker of multitbling...

i play about 2-4 tournement of 45ppl sng a day and indeed have a 100% sometimes more in this tournies...
i gess becouse i more think and dont play only abc poker like i see all the multitablers in my table 3bet all in very often with AK JJ+
And that is there range to until final table...

i take edvantege when i see a multitabler knowing his range
and can steal his blind often...

by the way.. i recognize a multitabler by :
1. check the players who register right away when a tourny begin
search them
2. when plyr take aloat of time to play
3.when they take time in a easy decision like no one enter the pot
and he take time and fold...

you will see in future... on higher limits...

if there is good multytabler using stats ... your steals are useless....

by the way .. i can handle 9-12 tables without ABC play...

working my way to mutlitables

If i was feeling comfortable playing the higher buy in and im rolled for it, then I would start multitabling it.
lets look at a mathematical approach:
Lets say we are rolled for both $30 tournaments and $10 tournaments, but can only play 2 of the $30 at a time for some reason, and 10 of the $10.
Lets say our ROI at the $30 is 10% and at the $10 15% fair enough
and lets say that it takes an hour to finish a session on both limits

We would be making on average 2 * $30 * 0.1 = $6 an hour for the $30
or 10 * $10 * 0.15 = $16 an hour at the $10

even with a 15% ROI at the higher limit we only get $9 an hour on average. since SnG's have such low winning potential yet very easy to grind, their power lies in massive multitabling them, thats how I see it.

by playing 1-2 at a time you might hit a heeter by winning several games in a row, but playing through the downswings is just sick. boku's challenge demonstrates this concept well

by the way I believe everyone can easily play at least 8 tables. especially an experienced player. you just need to get the right settings and get used to it, and from there you just add more and more tables. you should give it a try to increase your hourly