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How do you play so many tables at once?
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[QUOTE="dmorris68, post: 1574265, member: 40397"] Actually I don't play on all 3 anymore, although I started out that way. I hated postage-stamp sized tables so I was tiling them 6 per monitor. But as you said, the neck movement across all 3 was so much that I couldn't take it. So I shrunk my tables down to fit 9 per monitor and played on just 2, leaving the 3rd for HEM, lobbies, CC or whatever. I had no trouble with 2 though, and found it quite comfortable. BTW I had the 3 monitors before I multi-tabled, I didn't buy them for poker, and I wouldn't suggest people try to play on 3 either. But the extra real-estate is handy for other things while you're playing. Of course I was tiling too, as I never took the time to adjust to stacking. But if/when I get back to multi-tabling FR again I'm going to try and get used to stacking on one monitor, mainly so that I can also play on the laptop when mobile without giving up so many tables. [/QUOTE]
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