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Message: [QUOTE="finaltable1, post: 4957241, member: 187503"] That's a bad idea. Even couple of bad ideas you've got there. Maybe even play 1 table with full concentration? Hey you know what? I have practiced to play 16 tables at the same time, I've spent more than 1 month playing 16 tables at NL2 cash and micro limit tourneys, together with freerolls. I had bad results, I used to play Starcraft in past and was good at it, was very fast, had 125-130 CPM (Clicks per minute) but at the poker tables you have to stay focused at many different processes what start all over again and again, unlike in starcraft, where you're expanding step-by-step. You know why I've played 16 tables for 1 month? Because I wanted to play well at 9-12 tables. Something simmilar is practiced in martial arts trainings. You're fighting against 5 opponents each day. They beat you each time, but one day you're beating all 5 of them. Next day you're fighting against 3 opponents, not against 5, but just 3, you find it so simple. Next week you're against one single opponent and you find it as easy as piece of cake. In your case, "concentration in silence, can't do two things" = it's not going to work. Your case is trying to be Sherlock Holmes, using deductive method. From common to private. You're trying to see the facts that will lead you to success. It's like staying in the dark and trying to absorbe the light. You better use inductive method. No need to absorbe somebody elses light, you have to start shining by yourself. Inductive method is from private to common. You have to start shining at the poker tables and in your life. Hey what is better scenario? To wait and fold 40 hands until you're dealt KK or AA, play it aggressively and to win or lose once? Or to play 30 out of 40 hands with any suited cards or connectors, see most of the flops, fold when odds are bad, double up with straights and flushes against pocket aces/kings and have x8 times bigger stack than original after 40 hands? You decide how to live your life and how to play poker, to sit and wait for a miracle to happen or to try and create miracle on your own. Anyway, each hand, doesn't matter if it's AA or 7-2, each hand can win. And what are your chances to win when you're dealt 2 cards, but you don't know them, you're not picking up your cards, opponent goes all-in, and you call, it's a blind all-in. you know nothing about opponents cards and nothing about your whole cards and nothing about community cards. What are your chances at this moment? You will either win or lose, right? So... start doing 2-3-4 things at the same time and concentrate on all of them, life is too short to spend it on waiting for something in the silence. [/QUOTE]

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