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5 tips for better Multi-Tabling

• 30.06.2025 7:47 pm
• Helen
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Why play a single table when playing 10 is possible? That is what I keep asking nits of live-poker all the time.

Undoubtedly, multi-tabling is perhaps the most amazing things when it comes to online poker. Moreover, you can easily avoid having to deal with the 3 S's of live poker; sloppy dealings, stinky degenerates and slow games.

You must make a point of learning multi-tabling to avoid losing money. For a somewhat more comprehensive look into multi-tabling, check out the article detailing the specifics here.

However, below are five timely tips to guide you

1.     Using a 4-Color Deck

A 4-color deck makes the most significant option regarding multi-tabling.

Green clubs, the black spades, the Red hearts and finally blue diamonds. It may sound queer, but you will get used pretty quickly.

At a glance, it's possible to tell the specific flush draws that got there as well as the ones that missed.

2-colored decks for instance, are for the grandpas and/or live poker. It's important to be modern.

2-colored decks are simply for grandpas.

2.     Ensure you stick only to the most simple themes

A good number of  poker rooms on the internet give numerous different themes you can choose from.

Do not try to use all fancy gadgets they provide whenever you are multi-tabling.

Eliminate any distractions completely.

The hyper-simple PokerStars‘ theme for instance is one perfect instance of a quality table setup ideal for multi-tabling.

3.     Make Sure To Take Some Notes

Even when you cannot focus on each hand that goes on, ensure you carefully watch all the most important ones then take comprehensive notes.

The notes literally stay with this player and each time you have an encounter with them, simply make reference to the notes.

Try to make your notes concise, informative and sweet.

“Check-raises flop with combo draw” is far much better compared to “Jackass sucks out with flush.”

4.     Work out a Way for Organizing all of Your Tables

While some players stack the tables, other players tile them.

Note what specifically works in your favor so that you can easily refer to any table where there's action.

Here is a great tip for anyone keen on multi-tabling tournaments:

Whenever I play twelve or maybe more tables, I usually sort out my tournaments primarily by their blind level.

I place the highest blinds in top and on the left, while the remaining tables go to the bottom right after being sorted towards the smaller blinds.

5.     Same Seat Sitting

Make use of the software to ensure you sit on the same seat.

A good number of poker websites have this option, such that you can sit at the table in the usual sit.

This software simply rotates the poker table around you.

This option is an invaluable one to a serious multi-tabler.

Finding specifically where you sit on each table the moment you should make super fast decisions is certain to be a difficult task.

If you are in your all time seat, you simply know where you should look when all the action focuses on you.