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[QUOTE="IveGot0uts, post: 1341950, member: 45459"]
I just have a 15.4 inch monitor old(not wide screen) laptop, but I can manage 6 tables with all my hands visible at once, though the tables overlap big time, if the 4 outer edges are on top, then only the centers of the tables, where my hands are, are visible. I will often play 9 while I'm initially picking out tables I want, and just cull it down as I go, which needs more overlap, but I can still see a lot at once. If I decide to shortstack then I'll often play 10-12 tables utilizing the small margin visible on the right hand side of my screen to have a couple tables.
 
I just really feel the need to see my tables and so can't seem to do stacking or cascading, but I use the times when I short stack with those tables i can't really see on the sides to increase my comfort level with that. And I can do 6 without a HUD, but why bother when I paid for HEM? So that of course helps out a ton with getting reads on players. I have a 20 inch external I can hook up, but I just don't have a good desk type space to do it in an ergonomic fashion, so for now it lies in wait.
 
How do the tables look at higher resolution on the TVs? I know on old school tvs you'd never have been able read anything, but I'm wondering if the HD TV's allow for viewing at higher resolutions, so perhaps a setup with the kind of overlap I tolerate that would allow for 20 tables up on a monitor of roughly 32 inches.
 
The image is just some tables i grabbed not me playing, but it serves for illustrative purposes.
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