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how did you learn to multitable?
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[QUOTE="flint, post: 679670, member: 21908"] I'm glad that only happens in theory. The truth is that there is so much fishing to be done at low to mid levels. I have personally found out that many times the action will be better at .10/.25 than .5/.10 atleast in pot limit omaha hi/lo. But yes, once I get to the 0.5/1 tables, I would expect the players to be tougher. Yes, but I think once you start multitabling heavily (4+), I believe you will miss out on key information. Of course a lot depends on the speed of the tables, there is a big difference between the once that play 120 hands/h and the ones that pay just over 50 hands/h, not to forget your skill. Perspnally, I find that playing of four fast tables takes a lot of energy from me, I don't see how anyone would play 8 tables from 9 to 5. [/QUOTE]
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