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Message: [QUOTE="SavagePenguin, post: 723758, member: 22087"] In my I think that's not the optimal way of getting to that stage of your gaming career. I think you'd be better off to concentrate on fewer tables to really study the nooks and crannies of the game. I think then you'll have a more intimate understanding, which you can *then* apply to a larger field of tables. That is, playing 12 tables is reactionary (90+ opponents who pop in and out... yipes!), and it's best to build "instinct" (for lack of a better word) in an intimate environment which can then be expanded to more and more tables. You *do* learn a lot 12 tabling, especially multi-table management. But I think table management is a distant second to the other schtuff, and I think that other schtuff is better learned at fewer tables, where you can watch hands that you're not a part of and really get a feel for what everyone is doing and why. Once you're crushing 4 tables, move up to 6, then 8, then 12. [/QUOTE]