Re: techniques for multitabling effectively
1. Get a monitor with 1600x1200 resolution where you can see 100% of each table you're playing. This will help immensely.
2. Study up on the strategy of whatever game you're playing to where you literally don't even have to think about your preflop decisions...ie - become a button-pushing robot that knows what it's going to do before it does it. This takes lots of study and practical application.
3. Move up your # of tables slowly...only add a table when you are super-comfortable with how many you have going presently.
4. Eliminate your outside distractions. Don't watch TV, talk on the phone, or post advice for strangers while you're 4-tabling the 22's (maybe I should follow my own advice).
5. Don't assume there is any magic advice on how to be a better multi-tabler. There are some things that can help, but generaly speaking, the better poker player you are, the easier it will be for you to multi-table effectively.
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