Re: Multi-tabling the 7 Stud Tables (Speeding the Learning Curve)
It is probably better to play fewer tables when learning.
You might get away with more tables (2 or 3) if you are playing a very tight structure (party 5/10-20/40).
But if you a playing lower you have 2 problems with multi-tabling
1. You should play more hands because the ante will be higher. This will increase the frequency of having multiple hands going at the same time (instead of having folded all the other hands)
2. The lower limit you play the more people that play each pot. This means there will be more info to keep track of. Playing 2 heads up hands simulanteously is alot harder than playing 2 5 way hands at the same time.
Also remember that the more time you have per decision the better you decisions should be. And at the beginning you will probably want time to make some decisions that will become "auto pilot" plays later.
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