How many tables can you play?

Copag · May 23, 2020

When I played Double or nothing I played twenty tables simultaneously. Now that I am playing Heads ups I play 4 tables simultaneously, sometimes I play a few mtts, there can be five to six tables.

ravhin · May 23, 2020

For small buy ins then usually 4. If it's a decent size buy in then 2 tables

italorohdrigues · May 23, 2020

Currently playing 4, I play on my notebook and I'm setting up a bigger screen to start playing 6 soon, last time I tried playing more than four at once it was a mess and very confusing tough

DTaboada · May 23, 2020

Only one. Is more important to try to identify your oponents game strategy and beat then, than play more simultaneous tables. Does not work for me.

valts102 · Jun 5, 2020

12 easy,if more need to be very concentrated

KeyJey · Jun 5, 2020

I can play a maximum of two tables. Because I play on a mobile phone

Danximo · Jun 5, 2020

I played both at 4 and 6 tables, but this negatively affects the outcome of the game in general. so I started playing on one table, so concentration is not lost and you are less stressed

SightUnseen · Jun 5, 2020

I'm usually comfortable with six to eight tables at a time. If I add anymore I start to get overwhelmed and lose my rhythm. I want to make the best decisions I can while thinking things though and not going on auto pilot. It's nice for hands per hour if you're playing tons of tables but if you're not making good decisions due to added pressure from other hands going on you're making tons of mistakes. Six/Eight tables is the sweet spot for me.

Dmitrij32 · Jun 5, 2020

First of all, everything depends on the ability to concentrate. After all, if a person plays a tournament and is focused on it, less attention will be paid to other tournaments.

Nicolasd07 · Jun 5, 2020

right now two, it is very difficult to focus and pay attention to the hand and the rest of the players

Lina1020 · Jun 5, 2020

I play on a maximum of 4 tables, i can focus on them, not more, and if I play on the phone anyway, 4 tables are the maximum.

Dkerridge14 · Jun 5, 2020

As many as I want

can play as many tables as I want to really but probably start dropping winrate at like 8+ tables. I do prefer to play around 4 though and pay really close attention to spots, better for learning really

jorgejarapy · Jun 5, 2020

I think that amounts greater than 4 end up deconcentrating you, adding to that the little time you have to play at each table ends up completely damaging your gameplay

rawbad · Jun 5, 2020

I used to play 4 or 5 at same time but noticed when im in 3 or less I won a lot more i think you just make some bad calls and miss good hands when your going to fast and have multable tables and loosing hands or calling hands you should win so I say 3 works for me in concertation on my game!!

GO 5 ACES

Like2Play2 · Jun 5, 2020

jorgejarapy said:
I think that amounts greater than 4 end up deconcentrating you, adding to that the little time you have to play at each table ends up completely damaging your gameplay

Was playing 2 tables on my ipad in the last week and when the system changed tables I ended up going all in with the table I wanted to fold.
Again this morning it happened.

Joco413 · Jun 5, 2020

I prefer not to play too many tables, but I'm only a casual poker player so that's that.

EasyRyder929 · Jun 5, 2020

when I play multiple tables I use three different computers, I have played up to four tables on one computer before but that gets rather busy so I prefer no more than two on one computer.

lucero53 · Jun 5, 2020

2 mesas

the maximum I play is 2 tables I like to play concentrated with more tables I lose concentration

topcatbrazil · Jun 5, 2020

Far more important than how many tables is how focused can you be, and for how long on a specific table. If there is anything that I really want to improve is my focus, not my ability to play in more than one table. If there is a need to play in more than one I might, but even than, what is to play in more than one table. To be winning, and is it the same to play in two tables which are playing the same game, or is it to play in one omaha and the other hold'em? Or maybe one cash game and one tournament..... not even the question make any real sense.

xmuggpokerx · Jun 5, 2020

like no more than 2. although many can have success multi tabling up to like 10

furnitura47 · Jun 5, 2020

4 cash tables is good you get good cards othen enough to stay concentrated. 2 Holdem 6+ tables. Or 4 MTT or 4 SNG tables. Otherwise to long to wait for normal cards

danmadeley · Jun 5, 2020

I struggle with 4 despite a lot of people being able to handle 4 no problem so I generally do 1-2 at any one time.

Any more than that and I struggle to keep up, it doesn't help that I usually play football manager on one half of my laptop screen too.

dunc1189 · Jun 5, 2020

I prefer to just play two. Find that when i start hitting more than that my game deteriorates..

WrongUsername · Jun 5, 2020

i can play up to 24 tables of plo cash, but only 9 fastforword are allowed at partypoker

lyudiko · Jun 5, 2020

I play usually one or two table. It is important to watch the game of other players, especially those who like to bluff)
I play sometimes a maximum of 3-4.

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Copag

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