Want to move up stakes, bad idea?

[spivey]

I'd say $4k at least. If you do $3k, you should be ready to drop down at $2.5k IMO.

[W3rdy303]

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I'd say $4k at least. If you do $3k, you should be ready to drop down at $2.5k IMO.

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Cool, and howbout multitabling? Is that something I should really think about or just play the way im comfortable?

I feel like I think out things a bit longer than most..Not necessarily a bad thing, I feel like i make better decisions because of it... Have also never really done well trying more than 1 table, but should I give it another try?

[spivey]

If you aren't comfortable with multi-tabling, and you want to try, go slowly. Play 2 tables first. Then 3, etc. And it would probably help to play a level lower than you normally do when you're first trying to adjust to a higher table number.

[blankoblanco]

solution: start 2-tabling 100NL. you probably woulda just 1-tabled 200NL anyway, so stay down where you are and practice multi-tabling while getting the same amount of action. yeah?

[W3rdy303]

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If you aren't comfortable with multi-tabling, and you want to try, go slowly. Play 2 tables first. Then 3, etc. And it would probably help to play a level lower than you normally do when you're first trying to adjust to a higher table number.

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Would definitely like to play 2. Sounds like a good next-step before moving up. I will try it out considering Im not too loose a player..

Any more advice about multitabling? I do have PT, pretty much live and die by it?

[spivey]

Use PAHUD unless you have a fast computer and 2 monitors. the more tables you get, you can't just maximize PT and check out a players stats and then think about how they affect a certain situation.

[W3rdy303]

ok, registered myself a PAHUD..Havent got the confirmation email yet, i guess it takes a while.. Thanks for your help spivey.

[billybeartku]

I like real time HUD better tbh.