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[QUOTE="dmorris68, post: 1543500, member: 40397"]
^^^ This.

Jumping straight into 16 tables when you haven't adjusted to it is almost always a bad idea.  You said you'd done it before but it sounds like it's been awhile, so I'd argue that it's not like riding a bike.  Massively multi-tabling requires a completely different strategy and -- for me, at least -- required a gradual adjustment that came from adding tables slowly.  And even then, I still tried to play clever poker way too much.  Even though I could handle the volume, I could never truly get myself to play nitty enough for that many tables, and I wound up overplaying stuff.  I too took a break from mass tabling and now play no more than 4 at a time, which allows me to actually think about what I'm doing on each one.  I miss the rakeback and easy IronMan levels and bonuses, but what's the point when you start losing more than you're gaining?

So yes your winrate can drop substantially and you can lose a bunch of buy-ins in a hurry, but it's not due to variance.
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