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How big is your screen when you multi-tabling?
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[QUOTE="dmorris68, post: 2220332, member: 40397"] Of course. I'd never recommend, nor would we allow to be promoted on CC, any software that was banned from use on the major sites. Again, having a big monitor in physical size doesn't mean you can tile a lot more tables. Short of an extremely expensive 4K resolution display, there is no standard monitor that will let you tile 50 tables across two (or even three) of them. Tables don't scale that small, and long before they did they would become unreadable. Your 28" monitors are likely somewhere in between 1920x1080 to 2440x1400 resolution. About 9-12, 16 tops (12-16 being *really* tiny), is the most you can tile on one monitor of that resolution. You can squeeze a few more if you overlap them, but overlap much and you might as well stack. Of course once you're stacking, you can play 50+ tables (Elky's record still stands at around 72 I think) on any single monitor of any resolution. [/QUOTE]
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