Multi-tabling hot and cold tables.

[ZenMike]

It seems that if I sit down to 3 or 4 tables I will run hot at one or two and mediocre at 1. Do you think that has more to do with the randomness of the cards, the player makeup of the table, or me?

[Irisheyes]

Probably a combination of all things. If a table is hard to squeeze $$ from, find a new one.

[jyms]

After I sit at a table if in the first 20 hands i'm not looking at 2 $bags, 2 fish and 1 smily face I start to get leary. Especially if the table is under 30% PF. If I see 2 or more of any taz, frowny faces, bombs or rocks I'm out of there by the next orbit. Unless I have position imidiatly to the left of a giant fish then I'll wait till he leaves.

[Renton]

i just change my style on tight and loose tables

for beginners its probably just best to stick with the loose ones

[KingLizard]

i just change my style on tight and loose tables

That's my strategy as well. Often, I find it difficult to continually search out better tables (and many times they aren't open). Part of my selection criteria for a table is that I be seated in a position that allows me to see my cards at all times with multiple tables open. Lastly, it becomes a real pain to set up each new table for PT and GT+ as it takes time to get the hand histories in the system.

But to the OP, yeah I seldom run hot on all 3 tables.

[Lukie]

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