MAKING MORE MONEY THROUGH MULTI-TABLING
* Learning to Multi-Table
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The first thing you need to do before being able to multi-table is proper setup. This means setting your resolution to 1920x1200 or the highest setting, however, some sites offer a minimized view instead of the full table view. Alternatively, you can use two monitors with a dual capable video card. Also make sure that you are playing with a four-color deck (to quickly notice flush possibilities) and with the sound on to hear if it is your turn.
If you are playing up to two tables simultaneously, you can still play both the players and the cards. Try starting with two low-limit tables to get a feel of the speed of play and the level of attention you need to give each table.
Although you can remember player types with two tables, once you start to play three or more tables simultaneously, you will find it more difficult to track the players, and will be forced into solely playing the cards and position. The more tables you play simultaneously, the tighter you should play, since you can see about 50 hands per hour per table. Once you feel comfortable, you can multi-table at higher limits.
One final point to note is for those players who have rake back accounts. Maximize your rake back earnings by multi-tabling at four or more tables. Since you get paid for every hand you see, it is easy money to play tight and see about 18-20% of flops. If you see 1000 hands and just break even at the tables, you will still be up in the amount of rake you get back.
* More Hands = Stronger Hands = More $
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Why play multiple tables? Easy. More tables means more hands; more hands means you see stronger starting hands more often; stronger hands means more money. Sure, you will still encounter some bad beats. But over the long term, strong starting hands will maximize your earnings. Since the goal of multi-tabling is to play strong starting hands and play tight, you should only play full ring games when playing three or more tables.
* Speeding up the Learning Process
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Multi-tabling also works as an excellent teaching model for learning poker play as quickly as possible. Nothing teaches like experience, and it stands to reason that the more hands you play, the more experience and knowledge you gain. For example, you could play a cash game while simultaneously playing at a couple of play money tables where you might want to try different strategies out before implementing them into your cash game. You can play in a tournament while simultaneously playing in a cash game so as to take a stab at larger tournament rewards, still allowing yourself the backup of earning through a cash game and covering or exceeding your tournament entry fee.
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The first thing you need to do before being able to multi-table is proper setup. This means setting your resolution to 1920x1200 or the highest setting, however, some sites offer a minimized view instead of the full table view. Alternatively, you can use two monitors with a dual capable video card. Also make sure that you are playing with a four-color deck (to quickly notice flush possibilities) and with the sound on to hear if it is your turn.
If you are playing up to two tables simultaneously, you can still play both the players and the cards. Try starting with two low-limit tables to get a feel of the speed of play and the level of attention you need to give each table.
Although you can remember player types with two tables, once you start to play three or more tables simultaneously, you will find it more difficult to track the players, and will be forced into solely playing the cards and position. The more tables you play simultaneously, the tighter you should play, since you can see about 50 hands per hour per table. Once you feel comfortable, you can multi-table at higher limits.
One final point to note is for those players who have rake back accounts. Maximize your rake back earnings by multi-tabling at four or more tables. Since you get paid for every hand you see, it is easy money to play tight and see about 18-20% of flops. If you see 1000 hands and just break even at the tables, you will still be up in the amount of rake you get back.
* More Hands = Stronger Hands = More $
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Why play multiple tables? Easy. More tables means more hands; more hands means you see stronger starting hands more often; stronger hands means more money. Sure, you will still encounter some bad beats. But over the long term, strong starting hands will maximize your earnings. Since the goal of multi-tabling is to play strong starting hands and play tight, you should only play full ring games when playing three or more tables.
* Speeding up the Learning Process
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Multi-tabling also works as an excellent teaching model for learning poker play as quickly as possible. Nothing teaches like experience, and it stands to reason that the more hands you play, the more experience and knowledge you gain. For example, you could play a cash game while simultaneously playing at a couple of play money tables where you might want to try different strategies out before implementing them into your cash game. You can play in a tournament while simultaneously playing in a cash game so as to take a stab at larger tournament rewards, still allowing yourself the backup of earning through a cash game and covering or exceeding your tournament entry fee.
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