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Message: [QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 2488176, member: 71146"] This is actually inaccurate by a long shot. I've multi tabled all you say and by far the easiest from my personal experience is MTT's, then cash and lastly hypers. MTT's are by far the easiest because for a start 90%+ are all 9 handed and you're folding a lot of the time and the times you get deep in a tournament are far less than the times you bust so it's much easier because you only really have like maybe 5 tables at once on a good run in MTT's where it requires a lot of attention. Cash games, I know lots of players who play 24 tables and do it successfully. Stack sizes are always 100bb+ so you don't need to keep track of average stack size etc. That said, cash games isn't my game and I struggled playing more than 10. Hypers is probably my best game overall because I feel I have a good end game and especially shallow stack game over say the deep stack games like MTT's or cash games. Given for the most part hypers you're always in a shove fold spot or some very close spots each and every time and lots play 6 handed I couldn't, or I'd struggle to play 24 tables of these games just due to all the close spots that are constantly coming around. I used to do between 10-15 tables in hyper 6 max games and 15 tables was really pushing it because you're 2 or 3 handed a lot and ICM is always in play so your decision become even more difficult. With all that said, I think my ideal number of tables is between 10-12 to play "optimal". More tables I make more mistakes, less tables I find myself probably making more mistakes as well because I get bored, do something different or play more marginal hands and get myself into spots I shouldn't even be in to start with. [/QUOTE]

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