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Message: [QUOTE="RogueRivered, post: 1128553, member: 45593"] I find the key is not having to move the mouse around much or having to move your visual focus. I think for me that using two monitors would be horrible; you'd have to be constantly scanning both of them, trying to determine if it's your turn. That's a big waste of time. You can see all you need to see all on one screen directly in front of you and have time to think, too, when you have a tough spot. Most spots aren't that tough. A 17" laptop is more than sufficient. The only hard part is starting up the tables. Once they're going, you'd be surprised how easy it is to keep up and play reasonably well. I doubt people multitabling by tiling are noticing much more about their opponents than I do with stacking. Besides, you can always go back after the session and study your opponents. All the data is right there in your database. Watch what they do in the replayer; you'll learn a lot about people's tendencies. [/QUOTE]