how many tables should you be multitabling as a beginner?
kinda stuck on this lately… started playing more online poker but can’t figure out what’s a sane number of tables to have open if you’re not a seasoned grinder. i keep seeing streamers running like 8 or 12 tables at once, but my brain’s mush if i go over 2 and sometimes even that feels wild. i get the upside for more hands but then i catch myself missing obvious spots or timing out entirely.
not sure if it’s just an experience thing or if some people’s brains are just wired to handle all that chaos. do you guys ramp up the number of tables slowly or just stick to what feels manageable? i wanna get better at multitabling but also don’t wanna just burn money while learning. curious how others approached it when starting out and if there’s any way to build up comfortably.
Stick to one or two until you spot pots you regret missing less often. Are your results better with tight discipline or gut reaction when you up the table count?
for me, losing track of my actual bankroll was way riskier than the table count itself. have you ever tried setting hard win or loss limits like we do in live dealer rooms?
For me, pushing too fast on table count feels like steam-chasing after a bad NFL Sunday - tempting, but leaks stack up invisibly. Have you noticed if decision fatigue hits harder late in sessions or does your focus drop off randomly?
when i first tried to juggle more tables, i treated it like learning a new slot machine layout - one at a time till the patterns felt automatic. ever try recording your sessions to spot repeat mistakes?
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