Multitabl8ng harder than one would think?

Multiple tables is more profitable for me.

Against some players, I'm familiar enough with their play style - that I barely have to think at all. When most players on the table are like that - playing 10-12 tables isn't too tough for me. If there are players giving me trouble, I usually drop down to 6-8 tables.

If you're a winning player, I don't think there is a time where 1 table is more profitable than 2 ... unless you're playing ultra high stakes.

Thanks.. would you say if your wr at a certain blind is 7bbs than maybe if you multitable it would go down to around 5bbs. I just say that because I was single tabling after go8ng nuts multi tabling micro plo stakes and it just felt alot better in a way to be on one table like it made the game more fun to me.

If your win rate single-tabling is 8bb/100 and two-tabling it is 5bb/100, you are better off two-tabling than single-tabling.

If you play (say) 150 hands/hour/table, then single-tabling you earn 12bb/hour, but two-tabling you earn 15bb/hour.

If you like playing one table more than two or more, though, do what you like.

I use a HUD and a table manager, so that makes multitabling at least somewhat easier for me. I find almost no difference between playing one table and playing two. Four tables is a little bit challenging. I play on Ignition, which does not allow for more tables (in cash games), so I am comfortable with four tables.

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Gotcha.. thanks

Personally as I play mainly full-ring most the time I enjoy double tabling as rec/part-time player helps double my volume and I personally find it's keeps me from getting bored and outta marginal spots that only bleed money/chips. Also helps the win rate when you comfortable double tabling. When I first started playing I use single table. After a few months I started double tabling and haven't looked back.

Cheers!!!