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About LinkBacksI am about to cash out of bodog and go to full tilt. My reasons are, bodog is only good during prime hours, and you can only play four tables on bodog. When I get to full tilt, I want to test myself and start with six tables, and then possibly eight if I am feeling lucky. When you multi-table this many tables, is bluffing a wise idea, or should I stick to my ABC's?
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Thread: 6+ Multi-tabling question
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February 25th, 2011 #1Specialist
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6+ Multi-tabling question
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February 25th, 2011 #2Master Sergeant
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Of course when you're multi tabling it's going to be harder to pay attention to smaller details like betting patters and what not, so yeah bluffing is going to be a little tougher. Still, if you feel you're in a good spot to bluff, go for it. Remember no matter how many tables you are playing, the best thing to do is stick to your game. Just my 2cents, others here might have a different opinion on the matter.
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February 25th, 2011 #3
No, not really, it's solid advice
Originally Posted by Ipokergood
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February 25th, 2011 #4Phil Hellmuth
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The key to multitabling is playing the ABC's. The amount of cards you get to see helps get rid of the gamble that may creep up in you. That said, bluffing is an integral part of the game. But you need to have reads on players to bluff appropriately. A good HUD helps with this. If a rock open checks on the flop, Bluff em!
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February 25th, 2011 #5Specialist
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Does Full Tilt really even know if you're using a HUD or not?
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February 25th, 2011 #6Phil Hellmuth
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If its banned, they do care, and a lot of places will run programs that check to make sure you aren't running any software they don't allow.
Luck is a Residue of Design.
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February 25th, 2011 #7
Most popular huds are allowed though, as long as they only use data from your own played HH's
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February 25th, 2011 #8Command Sergeant Major
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what levels you going to play?
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When multi-tabling, play ABC poker for the most part. Mix it up a little bit by not C-betting EVERY time and minor things like that...but just stick to solid poker. You'll see your ROI go down slightly, but the amount of extra tables that you play should more than make up for it.
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February 25th, 2011 #10Phil Hellmuth
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Exactly. You need to find the happymedium where your $/hour or ROI is maxed. Originally Posted by RakeGuard
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