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Old 08-27-2005, 10:07 AM
mudbuddha mudbuddha is offline
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Default multi-tabling 50$ NL

does anyone successfully play 2-3 tables

i personally duel monitor but i get either caught up in 1 table or i dont punish tables the way i should when im distracted.

i use pokertracker and PA-hud..

just lookin for some tips.. bc im noob at it, i can barely concentrate on 2 to tell u the truth (6max)
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Old 08-27-2005, 10:18 AM
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Default Re: multi-tabling 50$ NL

Of course, its much harder to multi-table 6max's rather then a normal full table. In my experience, when I started way back at 0.01/0.02 (dont ask) I could barley play 2 tables, but after a while, and a lot of experience, it was easy. My advice to you is just play, play, play. Eventually those tables will stack on.
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Old 08-27-2005, 10:23 AM
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Default Re: multi-tabling 50$ NL

yeah they only think i can play like that is the full tables .
i guess 6 max requires you to plya the ppl more than the cards and board.. i wish i could pwn 6max too haha
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Old 08-27-2005, 10:51 AM
4_2_it 4_2_it is offline
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Default Re: multi-tabling 50$ NL

I 5-table $100NL 6-max without trouble. It just takes time. It also helps you play TAG. At PS, you have 30 seconds to act so if you are not distracted by outside parties I have never had a problem with time-outs.

Just keep playing 2 tables until you get comfortable, then add one.Rinse.Repeat.

You will be 5-tabling in no time!
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