Counting pot odds while mult-tabling

[Alobar]

I'm usually playing wearing the profeesional poker players unfirom (my boxers). So my fingers and toes are easily viewable for the quick math that is needed.

[Blarg]

Mostly it's very simple addition and division, you just have to do it quickly.

It can get you flustered if you don't have the odds down cold, or just because of the speed it can all happen at. Like most things, though, practice makes all the difference. You'll probably get comfy with it after a while. I felt okay doing two tables right away, but three and especially four tables it took me quite a while to get used to. You'll get there eventually.

[Baulucky]

Just Raise!

[mrjim]

You'll get used to it. If it's too much now just cut down to one less table. Where is screw up is when I'm working on moving up in limits and so I'm play 3 tables at .5-1 and on of 1-2 and I always ending up using the wrong limit on a table.

[unformed]

I have a little text file that tells me what pot odds i need to call when i have a certain number of outs...

[stoxtrader]

for outs, I use this chart. The rest I do in my head, I maybe refer to it avery 50 hands or so...

http://casinogambling.about.com/libr...y/aa050103.htm

[OldLearner]

Seriously, if you can't do this on the fly, then perhaps you shouldn't be multi-tabling.

[Cubswin]

It has been said in this thread already but should be repeated... if you cant figure out odds on the fly you shouldnt be multi-tabling.