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Message: [QUOTE="dmorris68, post: 2219389, member: 40397"] For those of you looking for a cheap 1080p monitor to add to your laptop or single-monitor setup, PCMall has a sale today on a HP 23" 1080p LED monitor for $99.99 USD after $25 MIR. I won't link it here but go to PCMall.com and search for A6B85A8#ABA. Offer good through Nov 30th. For a new (non-refurb) name brand monitor that's a pretty good deal. At my peak 16 was the most I played, however I quickly learned NOT to use all 3 monitors for tables because the distance my head had to swing back and forth at such a rapid pace put a serious hurting on my neck. So I used 2 monitors, tiling up to 9 tables each leaving lobbies, tracker, web browsers, etc. on the 3rd. Yes, tables pop to the top when it's your turn to act. Until then you really have no idea what's going on. Which is one reason I like tiling because I can sort of sub-consciously keep up with what's going in my peripheral vision or by just looking quickly across tables. Tiling works for me because I have enough monitors to support the tables I play (usually no more than 8 these days). If you do stack more than a handful of tables, table management software is almost a must. There are a number of them, ranging from free AutoHotKey scripts to commercial tools. Table Ninja is probably the most well-known commercial one. I personally use TableDroid for its auto-layout feature and focus on tiling vs stacking. I don't really use its hotkey features or game controller support, since I tile a relatively small number of tables I don't have a problem entering my action manually. TableDroid also supports the US-facing rooms where I play, whereas Table Ninja focuses primarily on the major rooms like PokerStars and FullTilt. [/QUOTE]

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