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multitabling is annoying
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[QUOTE="Slow Roll Poker, post: 2010396, member: 62674"] I generally prefer one table at a time. But if it's slow-paced, I prefer two games. I can handle two pretty easily, but when it comes to 3 or more, it just gets too difficult. I really do not understand how some people can play 15 games at a single time. Seems next to impossible to me. To do good, you need to study how the players act. It's not easy to do online, but you can tell who's a donkey and who's usually got a big hand. That's my preference. If you are playing 10 games, I don't see how you would be successful. I've really tried to play around 5 games at once and it's not easy at all. Once I start doing good in one tournament, I usually donk around the other ones. Or at least make decisions that I wouldn't normally make. If it's real money, I won't register for more than one at a time. I don't find myself to be very successful that way. I feel much more comfortable and have the ability to win if I am focused on a single table. [/QUOTE]
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