New Strategy on Multi-Tabling in Texas Holdem

[Fonzi]

I just posted a new strategy article on Multi-tabling in tournaments and cash games. You can read it here Multi-Tabling Texas Holdem

[gypsyangel]

Thanks for posting that strategy. I am not good at multitabling and was struggling with 2-3 tables at once. A great player gave me this advice...He said for me to go to low limit/micro-limit stakes and play 4 tables at once for a few days to a week...then go back to my usual 2-3 tables. After playing 4 tables, 2-3 tables was a breeze! If you want, work your way up this way gradually getting to the limit you can comfortably and effectively play! Thanks again for the article...great stuff!

[pkrplr4116]

I wish I had the patience of Job in ANYTHING i did, lol. I multitable, but only bet 3-4 tables at a time. I agree with you that I SHOULD be occupied profiling my opponents at the one table, but I am always looking for something else to do or to read. I can't stop reading online.

I wonder if it has something to do with where I was born and raised? I was born and raised in New Jersey, about 20 mins outside of NYC and life was always a rush from one place to another, from one activity to the next. When I moved to the deep south, people always wanted to know where I was going in such a rush and why didn't I just sit down and relax. RELAX? WTF IS THAT? And here, I think is the difference between Curtis and me. I have never been able to relax, ever, at all. I just wonder if folks who MTT alot of tables are like me. I wonder if they live or were born and raised in big cities? I can't even go to the beach (not now, anyway, I live in the desert) but when I lived in NJ I couldn't just hang out at the pool or on the beach; I always had to be doing 'something.' And that's what its like for me in online poker.

Anyway, just my 2 cents. Thanks for bringing this topic up! It gave me something to do, lol!