4 Tabling Tips

[jacks321]

I just got a monitor with a decent resolution so I decided to try 4 tabling. Before now , I've been beating the $10+1s for 45% in the money, 31% ROI which seems right on track with the numbers here. Since I've started 4 tabling, that's dropped significantly - it's a very small sample size but there's a pattern. I seem to go out in 2 or 3 of them relatively quickly (between 6-10th place) and then place in the money on the last one standing. It definitely appears that my concentration and reads are suffering as a result of 4 tabling so I was wondering what you guys look for in your opponents when you're multitabling so you can make accurate reads in less time?

[1C5]

How many have you played while 4 tabling?
Just takes a little practice. Start with 2 then 3 and then 4, no need to jump to 4 right away.

[Atto]

I have found that I do much better at a higher level SnG than multiple lower levels.