Optimal amount of games to play

[Oki-Oki]

2 to 3 is optimal for me in order to play my A ++ game. But in terms of $$ i would say between 4 and 8 depending on mood.

[SABR42]

The obvious answer is 9-12 tables for optimal play <font color="white"> if you're a full-ring nit! </font>

[INSPIRON]

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The obvious answer is 9-12 tables for optimal play <font color="white"> if you're a full-ring nit! </font>

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He sure is right! 3-4 tables is the thing to do!

[FletchJr.]

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The obvious answer is 9-12 tables for optimal play <font color="white"> if you're a full-ring nit! </font>

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Lol, you can barely read the "If your a full-ring nit!"

[carlosj]

I would get bored playing less than 6 tables

8-12 for SH
FR 16+

[The White Rabbit]

I play 9-12 and still use 6th sense, but I don't pay that much attention to hands I'm not involved in (although I look up most big pots). "Not having enough time to make good decisions" is crap, just think faster.

[redCashion]

Usually 4, I'll go up to 6 if I'm bored or there isn't much action.

[Tickner]

I started at 4, then moved to 6, 8, 10, and 12.

I think im a slight loser at 12 tables, slight winner at 10 tables, a decent winner at 8 tables, and a solid winner at 6.

I play between 6-9 tables. However I usually start all sessions playing 4 tables for about 5 minutes just to get in the right mind.

[FletchJr.]

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I started at 4, then moved to 6, 8, 10, and 12.

I think im a slight loser at 12 tables, slight winner at 10 tables, a decent winner at 8 tables, and a solid winner at 6.

I play between 6-9 tables. However I usually start all sessions playing 4 tables for about 5 minutes just to get in the right mind.

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It really is interesting to see how many players think 1-4 is best. I had the assumption that 50% of the people on this board, multi table 6+ games regularly.
Looks like jumping down in table volume will be a good thing for me.

[MasterLJ]

I went from 8 to 6 when I moved up. I basically jumped over $100 NL though (from $50 to $200). I like 6. I definitely see myself being able to play just as well with 8 tables, but it may take a while.