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Message: [QUOTE="madtom1337, post: 1547197, member: 67398"] Obviously this is the argument which undermines my bad title choice, which stands (more tables = less variance, in actuality, lol). But my point is, if you're playing 16+ tables, you're likely to frequently go through bad times where you lose 3 or 4 BIs in a row, same as you might win that many, and sometimes you'll go through real bad patches where you lose more, same as you'll go through real good patches where you win more... Granted, a lot of the time it'll be a more steady climb. My point is though, even if you have it in you to make good betting decisions and click and think quickly enough to play that many tables at a time, learning to comfortably play this much poker at a time requires more than just knowing your betting decisions inside out. One must also be completely detached from their bankrolls and results emotionally and psychologically. [/QUOTE]