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11-25-2007, 12:29 PM
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Multitabling High Stakes MTTs (General Questions)
I have some questions regarding multitabling Mtts. I start generally with 4 tables, but since I do not reach the later stage of the MTT on most of this tables, it gets boring in the mid-lategame.
Do you guys start a new MTT when you bust out of one of your MTTs (Or are you trying to focus more on the MTTs in which you are already in) ? How many MTTs do you play simultanously? (SORRY for my bad english) 
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11-25-2007, 02:11 PM
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Re: Multitabling High Stakes MTTs (General Questions)
i play 12 at a time while watching porn and sports center
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11-25-2007, 02:37 PM
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Re: Multitabling High Stakes MTTs (General Questions)
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] i play 12 at a time while volcanoing, watching porn and sports center [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ]
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11-25-2007, 04:34 PM
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Re: Multitabling High Stakes MTTs (General Questions)
I will generally only multi-table two MTTs at a time. I seriously believe that if I concentrate enough on two at a time I can generally do well in all of them. Occasionally what I will do is I will open a small stakes donkament cash game just to stay fresh and entertained, but i will never more than two table MTT. The return on investment is too great to not pay attention to the play. As you said, you generally don't get to the final stages, try specifically concentrating on two at a time and see how your play does. If you get bored open something fun to play low limit just to stay fresh and entertained, but focus on the MTTs. Let me know how you do and if you improve. Good luck!
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11-25-2007, 04:48 PM
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Re: Multitabling High Stakes MTTs (General Questions)
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try pming betgo. he is experienced in multitabling major mtts. [/ QUOTE ] You must see me in everything. I usually fire a bunch up over the course of 3 hours or so. I generally don't like to have more than 8 tables going. Since I replace the ones I bust out of until a certain point, I may play 15 MTTs in a session. Towards the end, I have fewer going when I am playing late in tournaments. A multitabling session like this takes several hours without breaks and is tiring. You don't get as good reads on players or tables. However, you get more money in play, reduce variance, and sometimes make better decisions when you can't overthink or worrry. My ABI is about $100, which is lower than that of a lot of people here. I used to multitable fairly low buyin MTTs and have moved up in stakes some.
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