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How many tables are too many?
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[QUOTE="MK8, post: 2138087, member: 12936"] What most pro grinders do is find a balance between quality and quantity. Sometimes it makes sense to sacrifice part of your winrate if you're able to get more hands in at a slightly lower winrate. Of course you just have to use your best judgement when it comes to the perfect amount of tables because it would take a very long time to have accurate winrates at each table limit. Also most professional grinders don't really have to follow the flow of the table if they have HUDs. As you get larger hand samples on your opponents, you don't have to be 100% focused on each table because when the action gets to you, you can look at your opponent's stats and then make your decision based on stats, not gameflow. [/QUOTE]
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