I am new to playing more than 2 tables at a time. My usual m.o. is to keep an eye on players and table dynamics. When I try to play 4-6 tables I start to lose track of the specifics to that hand. Should I just grind out simple ABC poker, or is there a better way to approach this?

What is the best way to maximize bb/100 when multi-tabling? I usually play .10/.25 or .25/.50 nl. Short or full tables? What stakes (% of BR)?

I have played several years now, read the books, blogs, forums, watched the videos. I really want to start moving up and any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Luv Lucy

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i 4 table .10/.25 and .25/.50. The players are very invisible. I play tight preflop 4 tiomes raising with only mayb the top 10% of hands, calling some hands depending on position. Its very hard to give you total multitable strategy in a post and im just off out but il try and write a more indepth one when im back (and sober )

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You just have to realize that the more tables you play the less you will be able to pay attention to each one. This will affect your BB/100 of course but since you are playing a lower level you should be just fine playing ABC poker on as many tables as you can handle. This should give you a very acceptable winrate. I suggest learning 6 handed games (if you havent already) since they tend to be more profitable. As far as BR goes you should have a minimum of 20 buyins for whatever level you are playing.

Welcome to the forum!

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