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Message: [QUOTE="Vfranks, post: 1356041, member: 56954"] Oh also if you aren't making profit off of one table, you should not try multiple tables. All that will do is make you lose on multiple tables. You have to be able to show a profit playing 1 table before you attempt to add more tables. Because the same way you can add more bb/100 by adding tables, you can lose it the same way if you are losing bb/100 anyway. Like if u were a break even player or losing player say with -1bb/100 and added another table, you would prolly lose more bb/100 at each table, like -1.5bb/100 + -1.5bb/100 = -3bb/100. So just keep working on 1 table, until you can show good profit, then add tables as you go along. It's not gonna happen overnight, it will take time, trust me I know from experience. I used to think that if I played more tables at once than I would do better, when I wasnt even winning consistantly at 1 table. I jumped into playing multiple tables, and all it did was make me go broke really fast, and is no fun. I am still learning myself, and am not an expert multi-tabler or anything, I still sometimes add too many tables, seems to be what I do when I tilt. But I have been trying it out for bit now, and thought I'd share what I have learned so far. About the gaming thing, it does give u nice hand eye coordination. I have been playing games since a little kid. Counterstrike, Halo, SOF, Diablo2, all the old nintendo games when i was really yound too.. I think that fps games could help with moving your mouse around and cicking on certain spots, i guess. I do happen to missclick occasionally when multi-tableing, and that can tilt ya too, like someone bets all-in and you go to call with AA and accadentally press fold, then end up bubbling the sng/mtt, or miss out on a big pot in a ring game...sucks, but thats one of the things you gotta try to NOT do when multi-tableing lol, missclicks can be the difference between the money and the rail, or the difference between positive and negative for that session. [/QUOTE]

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