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3: I reccomended learning to muti-table while the stakes are smaller. It takes a few sessions to get into a flow where you can survey and act at multiple tables. Additionally, you will be making more decisions/hour and the learning curve will steepen. I wouldn't reccomend more than 2-3 tables though, as I get the impression that the OP is still learning the basics (as we all did at some point.) I too started out at .02/.04. Thankfully fellow poster Numeri talked me into opening 2 then 3 tables at those stakes. It was nerve racking at the time, but I'm glad I learned how to do it for pennies rather than dollars.

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Same here. 3-tabling is a great thing to learn how to do. It helped my ability to read, it increased the money, and it really reduced the boredom. Although your winrate will fall if you multi-table, it's probably going to fall anyway (16 BB/100 is indeed very high, especially at .15/.30).