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[QUOTE="IntenseHeat, post: 1989953, member: 92488"] The most I've ever tried to play at once is four tables, because I prefer to try to focus on opponents. While you would think that multiple tables would tend to hinder your ability to do that, the simple fact that you will most likely being playing games of the same type for the same stakes, makes this much easier. You will notice that whether it's cash games or S&Gs that most players will habitually play the same games for the same stakes. For that reason, you will often see alot of the same players at multiple tables. In fact, you might find yourself playing against as few a fifteen to twenty players across four 10 player tables. As you become familiar with the regular players playing for certain stakes, it will make adding tables easier. Then your level of concentration becomes a key factor. [/QUOTE]
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