wow! multitabling on the bubble

[J-Lo]

Jebus, this was the first time all 4 tables got into the bubble and ITM. It was crazy hectic, but i understand what that article in the 2+2 mag says now about not caring about the result, and if u think about it-- it doesn't matter. Anyone got any tips on multitable hectic bubble play?



And to toot my own horn--- They were only $15+1 turbos, but i ended up w/ 2 firsts a 2nd and 3rd. Net profit of $135.5

[ZebraAss]

Simple...take more time.

Look at chips stacks, position, and blinds every single time you act each table.

Go slow...

PS: Wait until you hit a grand slam if you haven’t already, best feeling.

-Zebra

[Benholio]

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Simple...take more time.

Look at chips stacks, position, and blinds every single time you act each table.

Go slow...

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This is great advice. Use your entire clock if you need to. I've caught myself in past acting too quickly and missing key details that would have changed the play.

[Mr_J]

I think being on the bubble all at once is as tough as it gets. Decisions come fairly reguarly but there's more to take into account than 3handed or HU.

[ZebraAss]

I think my problem when it gets down to 4 tables on the bubble is my big stacks. I get too cautious of doubling up a shortie so I surrender my blinds more often which puts me in a bad spot later on.
With the small stacks I am pushing left and right to try and get above ground.

Cheer of the day:

Be agressive! Be-Be Agressive!

[AA suited]

party has 20 sec clocks, but you also have a time reserve you accumulate throughout the tourny. i think it's up to an additional 45 sec.

I 6 table and had a few times where all 6 were on the bubble. that time reserve came in REAL handy.

ironically, when all 6 were HU, it was EASY since w/the way i play, I only have 2 decisions.