how many Mtt's do you play in parallel, do you prefer to play one table or several in online tournaments?

[anasslaaleg]

I find when I start online tournaments I find myself registered in several tournaments at the same time and in the end I find that I can't make good decisions and I lose the caves easily, however if I concentrate on a single tournament I avoid a lot of mistakes and I place myself in the paid place often in one than several

 

[odonob]

Ideally it’s easier to play on one table. I do often however play on multiple tables on fre satellites.

 

[dompoker]

I prefer to play at most one or two tables, I can't play more without losing my concentration.

 

[anasslaaleg]

Je préfère jouer à une ou deux tables au maximum, je ne peux pas jouer plus sans perdre ma concentration.

I also lose concentration when I go over 4 tables, I bust quickly, less tables I perform well

 

[MK_]

I like to only play one tourney at a time, ... could do 2 but I don't like it much,

...cash tables are a different story however, can play a few of those at once👍

 

[LuTsu]

I play up to 8 tables at the same time, but my sweet spot is 6 tables.
With 4 tables, I get bored and start overthinking.
This volume didn't happen overnight, I think it took about 2 years to reach 8 tables, gradually increasing.

 

[Sparta77]

I usually play in two tournaments.

 

[anasslaaleg]

Je joue habituellement dans deux tournois

I play 4 tables simultaneously, if I exceed 4 I start to get confused, especially since I only have one screen, I absolutely have to add another screen to play more tables at the same time

 

[RonanPERNA]

Most of the time I play at 2 to 4 tables, sometimes I play at more but it's difficult to keep track of them all.

 

[akmost]

Six tables is the minimum for me when I start a session , sometimes I have 8-10 , I play micro MMTs. This works for me , if you perform better with 1-2 tables go for it , just don't make the mistake to play hands you shouldn't because you are bored!

The main advantage if you play many tables is you will have deep runs more often..

 

[Ac3 Meister]

When I was 18 I used to do 4 at a time, and concentrate hard. Now im in my 30s, still playing hard, but find it a bit dificult to keep up if you know what I mean. I think 2 is enough for me to still play at my best, while managing my opponents ! cheers!

 

[pentazepam]

MTTs: 6-10 tables—many of the decisions are almost automatic when the blinds are high and the effective stacks are shallow.

(Cash Games: 4-6 Tables. Needs much more reads on specific players.)

 

[monkeytilter]

Up to 8 but things can get a bit hectic and I definitely miss getting as many reads on players.

 

[armoko]

If I play expensive tournament with more than $50 buy-in I definitely concentrate on that single tournament. But If I play cheap or freeroll I can play multiple tables in the same time.

 

[Leandro6803]

For me, 5 tables are enough to play well concentrated and make good decisions.

 

[anasslaaleg]

When I was 18 I used to do 4 at a time, and concentrate hard. Now im in my 30s, still playing hard, but find it a bit dificult to keep up if you know what I mean. I think 2 is enough for me to still play at my best, while managing my opponents ! cheers!

I wish you the best success

 

[anasslaaleg]

For me, 5 tables are enough to play well concentrated and make good decisions.

Perfect, sometimes the tournaments take longer, so I launch 6 tables, sometimes more, but it disrupts, I have to take a second screen, I find that in my case, I have to do more volume to increase the bankroll

 

[Flyer35]

I usually only play one, maybe two at a time. I believe that poker is all about a lot of things, your cards being only one small part. That means I need to concentrate fully on what's happening around me. I can't do that if I'm bouncing back and forth between a dozen tables.

 

[ramdon p358]

I only play on one table, this is because I only play on my phone or when I used my laptop I could play on up to 6 tables at a time.

 

[Marshmalo1994]

I find when I start online tournaments I find myself registered in several tournaments at the same time and in the end I find that I can't make good decisions and I lose the caves easily, however if I concentrate on a single tournament I avoid a lot of mistakes and I place myself in the paid place often in one than several

I'm comfortable with 6-10 tables, and I play up to 12. I've played at 15 tables I think, but it was too stressful. I just wanted to lose in some tables 😅

 

[anasslaaleg]

I'm comfortable with 6-10 tables, and I play up to 12. I've played at 15 tables I think, but it was too stressful. I just wanted to lose in some tables 😅

yes; the worst when you focus on a table and the alerts from other tables, it stresses and sometimes it can happen that strong hands fold because of the time bank.

 

[anasslaaleg]

I usually only play one, maybe two at a time. I believe that poker is all about a lot of things, your cards being only one small part. That means I need to concentrate fully on what's happening around me. I can't do that if I'm bouncing back and forth between a dozen tables.

it's true, I noticed that you have to opt for the quality of games as much as the quantity,

 

[thetick33]

my number is 4 i prefer 4 screens to play if running well

 

[theStarfish]

I would say up to 4 tables is ok for me but 2 or 3 tables are perfect 😄

 

[mclay]

I find when I start online tournaments I find myself registered in several tournaments at the same time and in the end I find that I can't make good decisions and I lose the caves easily, however if I concentrate on a single tournament I avoid a lot of mistakes and I place myself in the paid place often in one than several

Everything comes with experience, I used to have the same thing, but over time the number of tables with comfortable play increases.