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Calling all opinions of multi-table players
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[QUOTE="custo80, post: 783878, member: 31252"] Preferably I’m looking for feedback by those who multi-table cash games. Single table vs. Multi-Table So many times people will post a “what would you do in this situation” thread. They post their hand history, generally of a losing hand, and ask the question; what did I do wrong? I’ve noticed a pattern that all the answers are actually questions. EG:[LIST] [*]What happened before the flop? [*]What happened in the previous hand? [*]What’s your opponents’ table image? [*]What’s your chip stack compared to your opponents’? [*]Etc.[/LIST]For those of you that multi table, aside from the PAHUD software, how can you keep track of answering questions like this? I played my first multi table session tonight (4 tables .01/.02). Granted 4 tables isn’t a lot compared to videos I’ve seen and other threads I’ve read but there was no way I could keep records on other players. 1 or 2 may have stuck out but that’s it. I’m only assuming that multi tables can be summed up with 1 approach, pure solid mathematical poker. Am I right in saying that? For those that do multi table, successfully, what’s your approach to a session? Thanks for taking the time to read, look forward to your feedback. I’m getting onto that Camtech video software and will be posting a video of my own session for analysis later on. Thanks all & have fun at the tables. [/QUOTE]
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