should multi-tabling increase win rate/hr?

[The_Bankroll]

I've started 4 tabling $25NL at partypoker, but I don't seem to be making much more money, it just seems that i'm making the same per hour 4 tabling as i am 1 tabling. if I could make $10 an hour at one table, doesn't it stand to reason that I should make $40 and hour 4-tabling, or is that incorrect?

Well, it depends on how you 1-table. If you look at your opponent's plays when you're out of hands, take notes, check a starting hands spreadsheet, calculate pot odds and partial outs and hidden outs as well as putting the opponents on a range of hands... I'd say you make more than when you just go into camp mode on four tables

but maybe making twice as much four-tabling isn't unreasonable unless your play gets too sloppy because you don't have enough time to think

[Greedo017]

you should definitely make more 4 tabling 25nl than 1 tabling. you should make roughly the same per table, just you'll be at four of them. How many hands is this over, and how are you keeping track of your winning/hr?

[The_Bankroll]

yeah, this could just be a short term thing, or maybe i'm just having trouble adjusting to 4 tabling. this has been over roughly 2000 hands, and it hasn't been a particularly good run.

[Laeelin]

2k hands is nothing.

I can show you 2k hands that i'm up 10 buyins, and others that i'm down 5 buyins....

Give at LEAST 10k hands to even start to compair.

[Rondavu]

It's hard to adjust to multiple tables. You should expect a lower average win percentage on each as compared to one tabling, but overall a better profit.

Just remember that you're disconnecting yourself from reads. You don't realize how many decisions are "feel" decisions based on your opponents tendancies until you multi table.

You have to make moves to make profit. Playing the cards and not the people is really only as profitable as the bad decisions by other players at the table. As you know that can be pretty profitable in it's own right.

You'll adjust. Don't worry.