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About LinkBacksSup guys..I Just recently got my Bankroll to $5 ( yes alot I know) And I have been singling tabling the 2-4 cent micro limits holdem cash games ( with a 50 cent tourney thrown in there)
I was just wondering When do you think you should be ready to multi table ?
Im kinda scared actually..plus I dont know how much I should sit down with...
can anyone give me suggestions and/or advice please ??
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06-14-2007 #1Poker Expert
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When are you ready to Multi-Table ??
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06-14-2007 #2PokerForums God
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my honest advice would be to stick to playing one table.
if ur winning at one table, stick with it until ur more confident of sitting at two tables.
dont be worrying about others saying they play 2/3/5/8/19028 tables....whatever works best for u until u build ur roll up is best.
good job on building it up btw....keep it up
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06-14-2007 #3Super Moderator
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This is a thread that I started a while back about my inability to multi-table:
Multi-tabling - I suck at it
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06-14-2007 #4Poker Expert
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sweet good advice guys thx. i will stick to tourneys and single tables..thx.
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06-14-2007 #5Mike McDermott
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run that shit up to 20$ first.
"when are you ready?"
when you find that you are getting board w/ playing 1 table. I mean the action is so slow, that you need to start playing more tables.
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06-30-2007 #6Fish Food
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I'd stick with one table for now as well.
I've been playing for a few years now, and although I do multi-table occasionally, I prefer concentrating solely on one table because this way I can watch the other players intensely, and find out what types of players they are.
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07-10-2007 #7Fish
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maybe when your not scared.....
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