Multitabling STT's

gosplan

Due to various committments I don't have to time to play poker seriously but I am able to allow myself 1-1.5 hours each day.

Stt's are my strong point so I figure what better way to spend my poker hour then 4-tabling.

So the other day I was in three heads up in a row at various levels($10,$15,$20) and I found it a tough situation.

You're in the middle of making decisions and windows are popping up all over the place. I also found that I was paying more attention to the ones I stood to win more from(higher level or bigger stack).

Does anyone have any figures on how much multitabling costs your ROI from when they switched from one or two tables. Also is it something you get used to? I know being heads up in a few games in a good sign but I found it a hectic experience.

As an aside, I'm not the richest at the moment so I only play games I feel I've a good chance of winning, i.e. up to 20 stt.(and no omaha!!!!!)
You see some seriously funny stuff,
Last game two players, both with pocket aces, flat call the big blind who had K8. Flop comes K82, BB raises and they both push now that they've got three outs.

Gholimoli

leave gaps between starting them.

jimbling

what he said. 10/15min between the start of each table.

shoutman

Or else play one six seater and one full table.

nicnicnic

i play four ATM, just dont have any other noise distractions tv ect going, it will get easier, i was surprised how easily i adapted from two to four. it can be tricky when you hit three shorthanded at the same time but its a great problem to have and the more it happens the easier it will get.