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[QUOTE="ckingriches, post: 1394937, member: 58784"] I only play SNGs and an occassional MTT. Since I'm usually playing while I watch TV and have a wife and kids (9 year old twin girls), I only play one table at a time. I really do need to pay some attention to my wife and help my children with their homework. For those who do multi-table SNGs, what advantage do you see in playing say five $2+$0.25 tables instead of just one $10+$1? It would cost you an extra $0.25 in fees and the ability to focus on just one game at a time. I'm a mathematician and know all about the law of large numbers, expected value, variance, standard deviation and dispersion of data. It just seems to me that a good poker player with the ability to read his opponents and adapt to situational play would have a better expected return on an evening of 4 $10 SNGs than he would for 20 $2 SNGs, even if you don't count the extra buck saved in fees. [/QUOTE]
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