Playing Multi tables

laceypearls · Aug 24, 2015

What is your best advice for someone who plays on multi tables at a time. I usually play 4 tables at a time but I have played as many as 6 tables at a time between two different sites.

laceypearls · Aug 24, 2015

I need this set up and I would be tickled pink.

ideals ideals

ccocco · Aug 24, 2015

If you play 4 or more tables at once, you are not a beginner, and any advice that you can give what you know, play good cards and good projects. In order afiionados not many players play with lots of tables. and win over all ..

Marginal · Aug 24, 2015

good, functional hud

rflbarreto · Aug 24, 2015

The main advice is to pay attention on your bankroll graph. If you see it decreasing, then it is a good idea to step back and play a little less tables

cwdignus · Aug 24, 2015

Whatever ends up with nothing much

Whatever ends up with nothing much , poker requires concentration and reading the opponent participating in various tables is impossible to focus on any game

laceypearls · Aug 24, 2015

I go deep in a lot of tournaments I play usually tournaments I wouldn't attempt to multi play for ring games. I have my little system where in early tournament I try to get my chips stacked and then go to the next table if I'm short stacked and stack it too and repeat. In poker I find myself doing a lot of folding waiting for a decent hand to play sometimes so I try to secure a good stack on all my tables. I play the Big and Small blinds on all games and button of course. The freerolls I play are like a rodeo in early tournament play. It gets serious when the blinds get higher and I go deeper which usually I do make it deep in most tournaments I play. I have been at more then one final table at a time but on that site NLOP only top 3-4 pay and final table is usually 6 players.

XXPXXP · Aug 24, 2015

laceypearls said:
I go deep in a lot of tournaments I play usually tournaments I wouldn't attempt to multi play for ring games. I have my little system where in early tournament I try to get my chips stacked and then go to the next table if I'm short stacked and stack it too and repeat. In poker I find myself doing a lot of folding waiting for a decent hand to play sometimes so I try to secure a good stack on all my tables. I play the Big and Small blinds on all games and button of course. The freerolls I play are like a rodeo in early tournament play. It gets serious when the blinds get higher and I go deeper which usually I do make it deep in most tournaments I play. I have been at more then one final table at a time but on that site NLOP only top 3-4 pay and final table is usually 6 players.

buy two monitor find a good video card with eyefinite function
try to find standing mounts
and try to find some software.

it depends on how much you want to spend on building this set of hardware.

rensks · Aug 24, 2015

omg! hahah that's crazy can't imagine how they can get focus on a strategy game with so many tables open at the same time... i only can manage 2 or 3 and not doing it quite well i think... i prefer to focus in only one game...

ribbybruno · Aug 24, 2015

Love that set up! It would be a blast to try and control all the tournaments going off all at one time! Good luck in your quest Lacey Pearls!

hffjd2000 · Aug 25, 2015

I would say the ideal is 4. Above it, it takes away our reading ability to both opponent and table.

hutzpaf · Aug 25, 2015

Add one table at a time when you feel that you are able to follow the games easily. One gambler playing same time in 27 tables sng 45 - 180 and other gambler 25! 6 max NL.

TeUnit · Aug 25, 2015

just gradually add tables as you get more comfortable

PLAYFUL1 · Aug 25, 2015

laceypearls said:
I need this set up and I would be tickled pink. ideals ideals

WOW Playful needs this right now

hutzpaf · Aug 25, 2015

I just bump a player at the FT 45 turbo who has played 1.8 - 25.8 7298 games / 292 per day. Top leaderboard player - crazy result.

laceypearls · Aug 25, 2015

hutzpaf said:
I just bump a player at the FT 45 turbo who has played 1.8 - 25.8 7298 games / 292 per day. Top leaderboard player - crazy result.

That is a lot of games in one day.

PLAYFUL1 said:
WOW Playful needs this right now

Me too but he is playing way more games then I can handle

TeUnit said:
just gradually add tables as you get more comfortable

. That is good advise very true

hffjd2000 said:
I would say the ideal is 4. Above it, it takes away our reading ability to both opponent and table.

4 games is my ideal amount of tables too

Saulo Moraes said:
omg! hahah that's crazy can't imagine how they can get focus on a strategy game with so many tables open at the same time... i only can manage 2 or 3 and not doing it quite well i think... i prefer to focus in only one game...

. You should do what your most comfortable with even if it is one table.

XXPXXP said:
buy two monitor find a good video card with eyefinite function
try to find standing mounts
and try to find some software.

it depends on how much you want to spend on building this set of hardware.

That is what I want is a two monitor set up it will be perfect. I'm gonna look into it on YouTube

ribbybruno said:
Love that set up! It would be a blast to try and control all the tournaments going off all at one time! Good luck in your quest Lacey Pearls!

Thanks ribby

Robert Krawczak · Aug 25, 2015

I play max 3 games at the same time, and i think u should play only best hands

Mug · Aug 25, 2015

Multitabling 4 has been ideal for me in the past. I have thought about buying a second monitor so possibly multi table more at once and be able to see all the action. Is a higher power computer/video card absolutely necessary in order to run dual monitors, or will integrated Intel HD graphics be enough? I figured it wouldn't be very demanding on the computer or graphics, but I'm no computer wiz.

almanik · Aug 25, 2015

I can play on 4-6 tables in the same time. If there more, I begin lose concentration. It's very hard to wach many games. But some players can play much more. Good to them.

dudubets · Aug 25, 2015

I need this set up and I would be tickled pink. :) ideals ideals[/quote said:
Hahahaha This would be fun but i think is not the best way to win some money!

dudubets · Aug 25, 2015

Robert Krawczak said:
I play max 3 games at the same time, and i think u should play only best hands

Only best hands its a good advice but in the last tables you gonna have to pick some attention on the other players and play some normal hands also!

XXPXXP · Aug 25, 2015

laceypearls said:
That is what I want is a two monitor set up it will be perfect. I'm gonna look into it on YouTube

if just two monitor it is easy.
control panel, display, then change the display setting
it shows the two monitor set up.
besides if buy two monitor exactly the same type, you don't even need a mounts to hold them, just put them on your desk.

laceypearls · Aug 25, 2015

XXPXXP said:
if just two monitor it is easy.
control panel, display, then change the display setting
it shows the two monitor set up.
besides if buy two monitor exactly the same type, you don't even need a mounts to hold them, just put them on your desk.

Thanks for the tips I definitely want to try but they will be two different monitors for sure. I'm putting them both on my desk

mainstream13 · Aug 25, 2015

i got 2 monitors and only play like 4 max i lose concentration if i play with more o i got 2 monitors 1 full of graphics and the other the rooms

rawbad · Aug 25, 2015

3 usually in tourneys but have played in 5 its hard but if I had that setup it would help

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