Thread: Multi-tabling
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Old 07-07-2007, 01:09 AM
RickA RickA is offline
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Default Re: Multi-tabling

I am no expert but personally I think any more than 2 tables when you are trying to learn is detrimental. You won't be able to develop your thought processes enough. I would invest in Pokertracker if you haven't already and review your hands after every session.

I have lurked on here for years and have found the depth of knowledge gained by posting hands and offering opinions is much better than trying to passively learn by reading.

Good luck
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