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[QUOTE="dmorris68, post: 1939203, member: 40397"]
I'm quite a bit older than most of you (including you BlackRain!) but also come from a gaming background, so maybe there's some truth to that theory.

I used to 12-16 table 50NL on FTP, but after a pretty big downswing I took a hiatus to both give my psyche a break and to spend some time reconfiguring my game.  When I came back I switched to tournaments, mostly SNGs and DONs, and at first wasn't able to comfortably play more than maybe 4 tables due to the need to adjust individually to each game based on blind levels -- tournaments are a lot harder to multi-table than cash, or at least take a different kind of practice to get used to them.

Gradually I've increased that comfort limit to 8 MTT/SNG/DONs at once.  Whatever game I'm playing, I find myself incredibly bored and even somewhat tilted when playing only 1 or 2 tables.  Once you get accustomed to the volume and speed of multi-tabling, I'd argue that it's about as hard to go back to single-tabling as you single-tablers think it is to play 20 tables.  :)

Unlike most of you, I don't care for stacking, even with software help.  I much prefer the "peripheral awareness" that tiling provides.  My main poker rig has 3 monitors each at 1920x1200 and I use TableDroid to manage sizing and placement of 6 tables per monitor, using HM2 as my tracker/HUD.
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