Multi Tabling, 4-6 tables. Any hints? Do you just play the good hands? How do you keep track of 18-36 other opponents?

play as though you would on 1 table?

It's a lot easier to keep track of a lot of opponents if you're using a tracking software. I'm using Poker Office and I'm very happy with that. It also gets easier to multitable as you get used to it.

Originally Posted by tightagressive

play as though you would on 1 table?

To me, its easier to know if someone is making a play if i can track their moves. I know when to re-raise and such. If I'm on 4+ tables, its not as easy to do so. I'm fine on two or three. Probably just takes practice...

Originally Posted by Porg

It's a lot easier to keep track of a lot of opponents if you're using a tracking software. I'm using Poker Office and I'm very happy with that. It also gets easier to multitable as you get used to it.

I like the Live table option on PO, but it's glitchy on the demo; it stops working etc. Dont know if it will continue to do so after I buy a license.

Originally Posted by wastrel

I like the Live table option on PO, but it's glitchy on the demo; it stops working etc. Dont know if it will continue to do so after I buy a license.

Where are you playing? and is it the overlay that's glitchy or is it the pop up windows?

Originally Posted by Porg

Where are you playing? and is it the overlay that's glitchy or is it the pop up windows?

Pokerstars.

It was both actually. The overlay and the pop-up hand analyzer stopped working after 15 hands or so...

Next night it worked OK. I'm gonna go ahead and get the license.

That sounds weird, maybe it was just a one time thing.

I like 2-3 tables...side question, what percentage of players online do you think are using tracking software at the tables? I really have no clue...

Originally Posted by ScorpioAK

I like 2-3 tables...side question, what percentage of players online do you think are using tracking software at the tables? I really have no clue...

Some people claim 10% of the players online are winners, personally I think that number sounds high. To my point, I don't think a lot of the losing players are using tracking softwares (maybe they should). Is it safe to say that a pretty high percentage of the winners are using a tracking software and a very low percentage of the losing players are?

Can't really come up with a good number, but my post sort of, kind of, might have helped you.