The subtleties of multitablism for beginners
Online poker does not tolerate careless and ill-conceived actions. Poker does not tolerate a careless attitude, and players who neglect to strategise will lose significantly early on. Beginners, as a rule, do not tend to make complex strategies and do not take into account many nuances of both the game and the tricks of opponents. A beginner, when making a decision, is guided by his experience, and it happens that he makes important decisions too late, wasting precious time in constant reflection. Thinking in poker is good, but there comes a time when a beginner, having gained enough experience, gets distracted while playing by chatting with friends or watching extraneous information. This is definitely not forbidden, but professionals know that this time freed from reflection can be spent with greater benefit to their wallet. Multi-tabling in the classic sense could be such an option.
Multi-table poker significantly affects the amount of money deposited into a player’s wallet and improves gambling skills. Multi-teaming is a good solution when playing at high stakes is still risky and a low stakes is no longer interesting. The number of tables is chosen by the player and can be up to 24 at the same time. Everyone understands that in such a situation, a player needs to be very experienced and attentive. On average, a player with 100 NL can earn approximately $5 per hour – a small amount for some, but a substantial win for the average player.
If you haven’t yet tried playing multiple tables, it’s not wise to start playing at 10 tables at once. Two is more than enough to get you started. As the double play gets easier, add more tables, but do it slowly and gradually. When playing multiple tables at a loss, immediately reduce your appetite, literally. Don’t chase that phantom dream, but rather face reality and accept the fact that you’re not yet ready for multitabling at 5, 10 or 20 tables.
To get started, choose a poker room that will allow you to play at multiple tables. It’s far from easy. Also, multi-tabling requires the use of certain software, which is also not allowed everywhere, but will be useful in any case. Take care of the quality of your internet connection beforehand. Don’t you agree, it is unpleasant when the game “hangs”? An important factor is the presence of a monitor with high resolution. Perhaps when you get used to multiteybling you will need a second monitor.
The need to concentrate on more than one game puts a serious strain on your attention span, so it’s wise to turn off any distractions, such as messengers. It will be useful to occupy the same place at the tables in the rooms, it is easier, it has been tested in practice. Automatic reloading will be helpful for those who find it troublesome and disorienting.
And remember, multi-table games can be tricky, not only from a decision-making and attention-dulling standpoint, but you won’t have much time to spare, not even to go to the bathroom. The choice is yours, and make it wisely.
