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Message: [QUOTE="Jagsti, post: 1550948, member: 16769"] OK I have only skimmed this thread, but feel I could add a little perspective on this. As some of you know I have MMTd for a couple of years now. I played 600k hands last year, and Ill probably play well more than that this year. I often play 24 tables fr and anything up to 16 tables at 6max. It is often argued that the more tables you play then this should reduce variance for some of the reasons stated earlier ITT. In most peoples eyes, the more tables you play, then potentially this can often reduce your winrate. If you winrate reduces, then variance will increase. So we have to find a sweet spot, if you like, were you can actually maintain an o.k winrate and playing a lot of tables (this should increase your $/hr assuming you have rakeback which is obv more important than ptbb/100). Once you go beyond that sweet spot and i.e. increasing your tables beyond a level you can effectively make correct decisions then your winrate will decrease dramatically. As a result of this variance seemingly increases. Another factor in this is your mindset. Lets say you lose 2, QQ>AA on the run when someone 3bs you again on another table your thinking theres no way I can be a dog again and low and behold your QQ>AA again. You end up tilting a lot more than normal, in my experience playing so many table b/c you just think, theres no way they can have it again! From my perspective I play way too many tables, way beyond my sweet spot, and have experienced mind blowing variance as a result (also extremely bad play I have to add). [/QUOTE]

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