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11-02-2005, 02:30 PM
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get the monitor regardless...
even if you only 2 table, you will be glad you have the screen real estate. i typically 2 or 3 table on a 1200x1600 monitor, which allows me to keep the lobby windows open so i can keep an eye on potentially lucrative tables. this alone will pay for your new monitor in a matter of a few weeks. also, getting a good quality unit that's easy on the eyes will allow you to enjoy the game more with less fatigue. the Samsung 204T i picked up a few months ago is a top notch perform at a relatively low price point.
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#13
11-02-2005, 02:36 PM
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Re: multitabling six-max question
I have never played 1 table, and only played 2 tables my ever first week of playing. I lose interest and get bored so quickly. I play better doing 3+ tables because I always have something to do. I have never found it hectic or confusing at all. Maybe this is because of a slight case od ADD and years of chaotic videogames?
As to enjoynig playing, I havent since I first began. But I never find it boring or mechanical. I still feel like a complete beginner after over 100k hands total and 60k at 6 max. I still learn every session, even playing 4-6 tables. I think about every hand unless i am really tired or involved in lots of pots. I still get nervous and sweat while playing.
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11-02-2005, 02:52 PM
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Re: multitabling six-max question
8-tablign sucks and I hate it but it makes me more money. I go down and terrorize 3/6 sometimes and play some stud or omaha to break it up
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#16
11-02-2005, 02:53 PM
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Re: multitabling six-max question
I 3 - 6 table 6 max on stars and I've got to say that I dont find it that enjoyable. It seems to be solely about the money. I do play nl and trnys every now and again to prevent me from getting too burned out. That helps alot.
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#18
11-02-2005, 03:37 PM
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Re: multitabling six-max question
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A decent percentage of those who have replied apparently don't enjoy poker when multitabling. [/ QUOTE ] To be fair, you should have asked them if they would enjoy it more, less, or the same when single-tabling. When I hate poker, I hate it regardless of the number of tables. Just buy a pretty new monitor and tell yourself its for playing Civ 4, but it happens to have 1600x1200 as well.
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#19
11-02-2005, 03:39 PM
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Re: multitabling six-max question
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This is actually somewhat depressing. A decent percentage of those who have replied apparently don't enjoy poker when multitabling. [/ QUOTE ] Maybe you'll take sollace in that fact that I'm the type of person that gets very bored easily.
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#20
11-02-2005, 04:30 PM
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Re: multitabling six-max question
I finally did break down and bought a new setup a few days ago, just waiting to get a [censored] deal so i can actually play on party again.
Yeah, it was dumb of me to be a multitabling pro on a 15" laptop for 8 months, but i have been cheap my whole life, and its hard to break the habit. Besides, maybe now my winrate will skyrocket [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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