Do you multi table? If so how many tables do you feel you can still play good poker?
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Curu9R
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Bronze Level
Derifish17
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hi all I only play 1 table at a time I've tried 2 or 3 but I'm not playing poker then just going off instinct and calling random junk I wish I could do more than 1 anyone got any advice for me going forward thanks all
alex_dorda
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hello!
On a simple laptop is not convenient to play in several tournaments. The windows often change and it is difficult to keep track of them (Therefore, it is better to have one or q tournament at the same time, no more.
On a simple laptop is not convenient to play in several tournaments. The windows often change and it is difficult to keep track of them (Therefore, it is better to have one or q tournament at the same time, no more.
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Notguilty842
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Silver Level
playing multiple tables online, site availability?
I've played live poker for many years, so obviously only one table is possible. In the times of social distancing, however, I've taken to online poker to take care of the "itch" if you will. I play a number of different sites (pokerstars, 888, unibet, party poker, william hill and more). At first the allure of party poker was the fact that they have a great multi table interface. you can easily cycle between tables, and always see the status of the other tables while concentrating on the table you're currently bidding on. This was the only dislike with 888's system, as you can only really play one table at a time in the mobile App. I have also found the unibet mobile app frustrating to play multiple tables. Can anybody tell me if the desktop version of either of these sites are more equipped to play multi table games? For that matter can anybody recommend user friendly multi table gaming sites?
I've played live poker for many years, so obviously only one table is possible. In the times of social distancing, however, I've taken to online poker to take care of the "itch" if you will. I play a number of different sites (pokerstars, 888, unibet, party poker, william hill and more). At first the allure of party poker was the fact that they have a great multi table interface. you can easily cycle between tables, and always see the status of the other tables while concentrating on the table you're currently bidding on. This was the only dislike with 888's system, as you can only really play one table at a time in the mobile App. I have also found the unibet mobile app frustrating to play multiple tables. Can anybody tell me if the desktop version of either of these sites are more equipped to play multi table games? For that matter can anybody recommend user friendly multi table gaming sites?
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Notguilty842
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Silver Level
I feel similar, but one of the factors that makes a huge difference for me is the format of the site i'm playing on. The only site I've been able to successfully play more than one table at a time is party poker. because of the ease of table switching and the constant ability to see the status of other tables, it's easier on that platform. I have noticed though that if I try to play 4 tables at a time... it turns into lottery regardless of where i'm playing... and what's worse is if I pick up a bad beat on one table, i completely lose focus of my other tables and it puts me on tilt.
Derifish17
Rock Star
Silver Level
Totally agree with u there.
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kidrock1211
Visionary
Silver Level
I broke my big monitor on that I could play 3 games at once and never use the time clock! Now that my monitor is a little smaller I play 2 games at once max! I think anything over 3 games at once is not playing poker its just trying to get lucky!
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IceMan1087
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Silver Level
I play up to Six at once in Tourney's and still do pretty well.... Though when I get down to final table or two I like to cut them down so I can focus on what people are doing.... That poker software that keeps up with how much people fold, continuation bet, etc.... would be helpful for multi tabling... thinking about getting it
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jthrash03
Rising Star
Bronze Level
I personally think anythjng over 3 is overkill and can't truly be 100% you instead of actually thinking and strategizing your every move you hury up and call before your cards fold and actually in my opinion end up loosing quicker.
carlosnuno
Rock Star
Silver Level
hi im quite new here. i just wondered how many tables people feel is a good number?
i play 2 normally on 2 screens , sometimes 3 or 4 but rarely. i find that more than 3 or 4 everything starts going wrong!
does it depend in the game as i hear people m.t 8 to even 16(or more) tables cash! but i normally play double or nothing sit an goes an mtts. will this make a difference does anyone think? as the double or nothings are 6 man decision making comes round quickly
thanks for any opinions!!
The tables you want to play depending on your responsiveness, that is if you want to be just a beginner or you are simply betting on chance and fortune. The number of tables you should play is one, only one, since the game consists of deciphering your opponents and their way of playing. Mathematics, psychology and luck are the foundations of playing good poker
sarvari_ati
Enthusiast
Silver Level
hi im quite new here. i just wondered how many tables people feel is a good number?
i play 2 normally on 2 screens , sometimes 3 or 4 but rarely. i find that more than 3 or 4 everything starts going wrong!
does it depend in the game as i hear people m.t 8 to even 16(or more) tables cash! but i normally play double or nothing sit an goes an mtts. will this make a difference does anyone think? as the double or nothings are 6 man decision making comes round quickly
thanks for any opinions!!
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sarvari_ati
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Silver Level
Yes 9 tables is too much
sarvari_ati
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