Multi-tabling is fine, if you can do it. If you want practice, get in as many .11 bumblebees as you can til you can't handle it. when you find the right amount of tables for that, that is your limit. i'd suggest not playing at your limit all the time, but playing a table or two less would be ok. and as you get used to that amount, break out the .11's again and see how many you can do again, adjust and repeat
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02-22-2012, 02:15 PM #1
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02-22-2012, 04:37 PM #2
Not so sure the short table Bumblebee is conducive for multi-tabling. Little to fast especially for an "all in" SnG with huge variance. Would look for a full table cash game and be very selective on position and hand range. Basically looking to maximize monster hands while trolling for fish. I'd save those Bumblebees for a break in the action or when the bankroll is bleeding but want to keep playing.
Great suggestion on adding tables until you are comfortable and playing on less than your comfort zone.Last edited by MrPokerVerse; 02-22-2012 at 04:39 PM.
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