Full tilt stacking and tiling tables

I was just wondering, is it possible in anyway to both tile and stack your tables on full tilt.

So say you're playing 16 tables, can you arrange it in a way so that at any one time there are four tables visible, each with 3 behind them.

Thank you

Yeah of course you can. Have you tried it? Just keep opening them up and sizing them/placing them where you want and it will automatically open them up the same way next time you play.

Ok, and will they still keep coming to the front when it's my turn to act?

Aldito said:

Ok, and will they still keep coming to the front when it's my turn to act?

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Yeah for sure. They'll keep popping up, but if they pop up and you dont make a move and more pop up in front I think you can time out. If I were you I'd only play like 8 max. Well if you're using a tracker and you run the tables for a while first to get stats on people before you start playing I'm sure you'd be fine with 12 tables. Personally I dont play more than 6 because I dont have a tracker. I lay them out like this(see attached image):


The reason I lay them like that is that is so the command buttons dont overlap. I've had bad experiences when stacking tables. You go to hit fold on a crap hand and the other table with aces pops up at that exact millisecond(or visa versa) so you accidentally make the wrong move.

haha, misclicking has happened one too many times to me as well. Thanks for the demonstration I'll try that layout out now. I am using a tracker by the way and I'm comfortable with 12+. Any less and I find myself playing crap hands. I'm too impatient for my own good.

psy0nyd3 is that an old screenshot or an old Windows?

You can try getting a bigger screen? Mine is comfortable doing 16 with some overlap but no overlapping buttons.

Chemist said:

psy0nyd3 is that an old screenshot or an old Windows?

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No its a new screenshot, and yeah it is old windows but its windows XP. I have my windows in classic mode to save on cpu. You'd crap yourself if you knew what kind of machine I'm running.

I'm running on a HP pavilion with a 933MHz pentium III, and only 128MB SDRAM memory. Talk about DINOSAUR!!

So old it uses Roman Numerals.