Multi'ing has lower variance and has less of a tilt factor. I dont like multi'ing in short handed games, but as far as NL goes, I've never multi'd there but I would assumer it would be easier because the games are slower than NL. For a winning player, the more hands you play the more money you will make, period. I think that some of the guys here get carried away and try to play seven games at once, and I have noticed that I lack some concentration when I try to play 400 hands/ hour.

Lately I've been playing 1 game of 15/30, one game of $600 NL, and one game of $200 PLO8B. I like that just fine.

You kind of contradict yourself by saying that you sometimes play two tables, blah blah blah, you should be more specfic and say something like "playing five tables at once, IMO, is hap-hazard to my play and probably to yours too"



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