Volume the pro's and con's!

[Imthenewfish]

its possible to put in volume AND concentrate on ur decisions and i dont think it should be blamed for why your winrate isnt where you want it to be

[Smith]

its possible to put in volume AND concentrate on ur decisions and i dont think it should be blamed for why your winrate isnt where you want it to be

I'm going to assume you were talking about people in general, but I disagree based on the following.

Volume is all relative, and is different for everybody. It's personally defined by oneself.

The more tables you play the more opportunities you miss for stabbing at pots, and making correct reads. Betting patterns will not be as clearly defined etc... This is pretty undeniable. It's also relative as to when too many tables causes an impact on one's winrate. However, it is ultimately inevitable. Whether it's 2 or 24.

I know that this is true for myself, and has no barring on any blame on where I want my winrate to be. I doubt anybody is happy with their winrate. Everybody wants to improve no matter who they are.

[kfaess]

its possible to put in volume AND concentrate on ur decisions and i dont think it should be blamed for why your winrate isnt where you want it to be

Well, its pretty much a generally accepted fact that the more tables you play the lower your winrate is going to be compared to if you had played less tables. This is for obvious reasons: you're paying less attention to each individual table so its harder to obtain really good reads, take notes, follow action when you're not in a hand, etc...

I don't disagree that its possible to put in volume and concentrate on decisions, it just takes a lot more time and effort when you're 4 tabling vs 12 tabling. If you're saying that you should be able to 12 table and still make really informed decisions, then I disagree with that.