Mati532
Legend
Bronze Level
I generally prefer to play two or three tables, as one seems too slow. Playing at one table only has a higher concentration, but it is still possible to play several at the same time and keep the level high like the pros.
AndryxaDovolen
Enthusiast
Silver Level
today there was a situation when the number of open tables prevented me .. I got lost when I had to play good hands simultaneously for four hands at once. in the end, I confess - I lost in two tournaments and in the future too, as I was upset by the loss of the chip leadership .. Now I think about it and most likely I will play at the same table. at least until I improve my game.
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firerain
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I would play more than one table. If you play one table can focus on opponent's play (if you don't use a HUD). I would be watching poker streamers if grinding on one table.
If you are comfortable playing only one table then that is fine, as well.
If you are comfortable playing only one table then that is fine, as well.
antonis32123
Legend
Loyaler
Playing only one table can be boring , except if you are deep in a tourney , then it's exciting following tha action , watching rivals , preparing your potential next moves on various positions/hands . But generally I play seriously 2 games , and 2-3 more not so serious (freerolls or very very low buyin micro tourneys )
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Bronze Level
Multi-tabling is fine if you are serious about making money, and are a good enough player, but when I tried it years ago I found it to be hard work, juggling between tables and getting buzzed from other tables when it was your turn to act, Poker became less fun to play and more like a job of work.
So I quit trying to make money and concentrated on one table at a time, I found it a lot less stressful and started to have fun again, Poker is a game I enjoy, winning or losing, as you will always have losses along the way, it is just the nature of the game, and if anyone said they win all the time, then I am afraid they are either deluding themselves or a complete liar, No one is that good and even the best have bad days.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
So I quit trying to make money and concentrated on one table at a time, I found it a lot less stressful and started to have fun again, Poker is a game I enjoy, winning or losing, as you will always have losses along the way, it is just the nature of the game, and if anyone said they win all the time, then I am afraid they are either deluding themselves or a complete liar, No one is that good and even the best have bad days.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
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Tomek416
Visionary
Bronze Level
I think you made a good decision. Playing on multiple tables is just too distracting, especially more than two.
xpvictor1
Visionary
Silver Level
