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Message: [QUOTE="darthdimsky, post: 3950913, member: 220346"] Not one bit. I've multi tabled 7 (using my keypad mind you and only my lap screen). I imagine more easily with a mouse and multi monitors. Plus I play mostly full ring. It's actually boring at times to MTT 4 tables. How?! As with anything else, practice. And yes, optimal decisions too. If you play MTTs long enough you brush off bad beats easy. You were there on the CC table when I got my As sucked out on. No thread or whiny bad beat stories from me. Posted another one of those in my league thread yesterday and just had As sucked out on by 67s today. When you have so many flips go the other way you get used to it. I used to tilt so hard when it happened but now it's no big deal and that's useful when you multi table (cash or MTT) because if affects your other sessions if you don't (still happens from time to time though). I choose to grind this way because if I make deep runs I make good money. I make deep runs when I make the correct decision consistently. And if you make them consistently enough you have greater odds of running deep. It's anything but thrill seeking. It's boring as hell and it's takes a huge toll mentally when you're running bad. Makes you question your worth as a poker player. If anything it's like a marathon. One long endurance race. That's how an MTT grinder like me looks at an MTT. You've got to have great endurance, patience and resilience to profit from MTTs. Negreanu is the winningest live MTT player in the world. When you have guys like him, Eric Seidel, Fedor Holz, Dan Colman, Jason Mercier and many more do consistently well in MTTs you know they are doing something right. When you have players hire coaches for the WSOP Main Event Final table you know they are preparing a solid game plan keeping in mind who their opponents are and play style are. [/QUOTE]

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