[MicroBob]

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Trust me, it soon feels like work when you 'play' 30-40hrs a week.

Don't forget that multitabling is more mentally intense than just about any other job, and soon takes its toll.

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I haven't done much multitabling, but when I have, I found that, the poker aside, the mere act of bouncing from table to table annoying. It takes much of the fun out of the game.

In addition, people here make it seem as though you just jump on the internet and off you go. From what I've seen, finding profitable tables is a job in itself, as people tend to dart in and out of games more often online than in a live setting.

A good game at the moment can deteriorate in a hurry.

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Table selection is a semi-important consideration...but it's not THAT bad.

I frequently have sessions where I stay on 4 or 5 of the same tables for a very long time because there are almost always a couple players who are pretty terrible (50/5 or something perhaps) and 1 or 2 others who don't really frighten me even though they are a bit better than awful.


On Party and Stars in the evenings there are over 60k players online. I don't know know how NOT to find some bad players.