multi-tabling SNGs

[The_Bankroll]

this is a question for people here how constantly play 3 or 4 SNGs at a time. This seems like it would be easy during the early stages, when you're mostly just camping, but how to handle it if you end up at 2 tables that are both short-handed, i.e. 3-4 people? It seems to me that this part of the SNG is a lot more read intenseve, and once when I had two tables down to the final 3 if was very hard to play well and keep focused. any advice?

[a500lbgorilla]

Start 2, let them play until you've passed the early game. Then start 2 more.

Open a new table once you close another so that all your tables will become naturally staggard and you'll probably end up with at max 2 bubble tables.

-'rilla

[Trikflow77]

open 12 and hang on..........ship it

[CCIE SOON]

I typically only play short handed (6-handed) SNG's and have no problem multitabling but only about 2-3 MAX. When you hit the bubble (3 handed) things get VERY fast and normally the blinds are high enough that you need to focus on each hand. I agree with 'rilla that you should have no more than 2 bubble tables open at once. On a side note, I like to run 2 SNG's and 1 regular (100+ entrant) tournament. The camping pace of the regular tournament offsets the run and gun of the SnG's.

[Trikflow77]

I typically only play short handed (6-handed) SNG's and have no problem multitabling but only about 2-3 MAX. When you hit the bubble (3 handed) things get VERY fast and normally the blinds are high enough that you need to focus on each hand. I agree with 'rilla that you should have no more than 2 bubble tables open at once. On a side note, I like to run 2 SNG's and 1 regular (100+ entrant) tournament. The camping pace of the regular tournament offsets the run and gun of the SnG's.

I would lose about 75 bucks an hour if i played this way.........but to each his own i guess.....if you have the screen real estate use it...if not i guess play 1 or 2.