Re: The Dawn of my 8-tabling career (nc)
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it is weird going all in then not even knowing if you were knocked out til min later.
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I personally hate that feeling. Amongst other things, not watching the end of things means that you miss out on what people are calling with. Sometimes players you play with often make odd calls, and it's good to be able to get notes on such situations.
Honestly, the amount of time it takes to just watch the end of one hand play out all in isn't going to do time you out on any other tables, or if does, it's just one click to make sure that doesn't happen.
I find knowing what I'm called by whether I bust or double up to be more valuable than the extra 1 second I would have to look at another 85o to fold on another table.
citanul
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