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multitabling is annoying
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[QUOTE="MIShroomer47, post: 2010203, member: 92391"] Myself, I can multi-table successfully with 3-4 tables per screen. I used to run two monitors back in the day with 4 games on each screen. Also I am a tournament player far more than a cash player... so the play is a little more robotic in that sense. Just keep building up your skills at 2-3 games.... until you feel you got a major handle on them. Also I like the idea of playing SNGs to practice multitabling because you can't lose more than your buy-in so if you do lose your focus, your dumping your money off struggling to keep up. But if you are a cash player more than tourny, stick to your cash games as you'll likely be most profitable in that form. Bank management is still the same, but you need to pay even more attention to how many buy ins you are playing in a session. It's easy to get 15-20% of your roll in play at one time playing 6-8 tables, which to me, is bad bank management. You can really downswing quickly... So i would suggest dropping a limit when multitabling until you really have a handle on things and feel ultra confident to play the limits you are rolled for playing. [/QUOTE]
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