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[QUOTE="TheKAAHK, post: 1532794, member: 50742"] I do this as well. If I am playing only two tables at once, I just cascade them on the laptop. But if I am playing three or more or deep in one big tourney, the s-video cable comes out and I play in hi-def 46" glory. I can clearly see all the action on 6 tables at once with tiling. I hook up my wireless mouse, sit back in the Lay-z Boy and click away. I truely believe this is the best way to go for multi-tabling using a laptop. An RCA cable works as well if you have an older flat screen tv without an s-video hook-up. You won't get any sound through your tv, just the picture. But with the increased screen size, knowing where the action is will be easy even without the audio alerts. [/QUOTE]
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