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[QUOTE="odinscott, post: 931241, member: 37593"]
The first thing that I noticed when I moved up in tables is that the hands I play have to be alot stronger.

The more tables that I play, the stronger my starting hands and I pretty much wont call a raise unless I have at least 2 pair.  (This obv is with alot of tables)

The benefit is that I am winning alot more showdowns, while still having as much action as I would with one table.  Meaning that I am usually only involved with one hand at a time and sometimes I am folding for 5 min without seeing a flop.  My job once I hit a hand is to try to get the villian to put all of his chips in with me.

I would start playing alot tighter and alot more aggressive than you normally play.  By playing 4 or 8 hands, you are really increasing the ammount of hands won, not the ammount of hands that you are involved in.  
I see multitabling as a way to pretty much guaruntee that I will be able to get all of my money in the middle, as often as I would be simply seeing the flop if I was playing a single table.

Try to narrow your starting hands and fold if you miss the flop.  There really is no reason to try to get fancy when multitabling, because you can usually bleed a guy at another table with the nuts just as easily, as trying to outplay your opponent when you have a weak one.

Dont think that because you are playing 8 times more tables, that you will be playing 8 times more often.  In fact get used to the fact that you will only be playing as many hands as before, just that now you will be winning nearly every hand that goes to showdown.
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