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[QUOTE="icemonkey9, post: 816461, member: 32963"] Here's my setup: Windows XP on a QuadCore Intel 3.0GHz Computer Two 22" Widescreen monitors each @ 1650x1080 resolution PokerTracker 3 (on PokerStars and FullTilt) What you are saying is indeed true in the sense that yes, it's a lot more robotic playing 6 tables rather than 4. I just made this jump myself because I simply felt I wasn't seeing enough hands per hour to see the profit that I want to see. I would say that my win rate hasn't dropped and I'm pretty much making the same plays. The "feel" I have for the tables is augmented by the PT3 stats. One thing that I am trying to tell myself is to not be afraid to take my time ... they give you 30 seconds so don't be afraid to use it. Make notes also whenever possible, they usually hold up to be true later on and again assist you in that "feel" for the table. You also have to ask yourself what you want more: 1) A fun experience "owning" a table 2) A higher amount of profit by playing a system style across many tables The good news is that you get to decide. On some days play those 6+ mutitable cash games. Another decide to play some SNG or MTTs and have fun. [/QUOTE]
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