Multi-tabling query

[samsonite2100]

Hey all. A bankroll question--I'm around 2100 currently. Is that a good BR for multitabling 22s, and if so, how many? Bear in mind, I like to err on the conservative side with BR stuff. I have some ideas about what to do, but wanted to get some opinons.

[Rockymv]

that's enough to play as many as you want.

[Trikflow77]

100 buys ins is PLENTY for the 22's

[gabe]

you dont have to have a bigger bankroll to play more tables

only thing more tables does accelerate variance

[Rockymv]

only thing more tables does accelerate variance

Do you mean by 'accelerate' that multitabling increases variance? Because it probably does at least a little bit (by lowering your ROI). Isn't that a reason for a bigger BR?

[mcatdog]

only thing more tables does accelerate variance

Do you mean by 'accelerate' that multitabling increases variance? Because it probably does at least a little bit (by lowering your ROI). Isn't that a reason for a bigger BR?

Yes.

[samsonite2100]

100 buys ins is PLENTY for the 22's

I know--how many?

[Trikflow77]

100 buys ins is PLENTY for the 22's

I know--how many?

if you arent 10+ tabling i would be totally comfortable with 50 at the 22's

[vqc]

100 buys ins is PLENTY for the 22's

I know--how many?

I would be comfortable 4-6 tabling the 22s.

[konahead]

Is there any kind of a sticky (didn't see one) or really good post on multi-tabling?

I get the impression that multi-tabling uses a lot less reads and much more late-blind pushes. Is there a good place to get a table/chart for review to get general ideas on what to push and when? I want to start multi-tabling but fall into the group that would push AKo at the wrong time, etc. Even without multi-tabling, I want to know that a push is +ev. In most cases it's fairly obvious, but occasionally it looks good but isn't. Is there anywhere a chart/table that discusses pushable hand ranges depending on position, remaining opps and their propensity, stack size, blinds, etc? Or do you guys all just wing it because you've been multi-tabling for so long you just know what's right and what's wrong?


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[samsonite2100]

if you arent 10+ tabling i would be totally comfortable with 50 at the 22's

I don't understand. Do you mean 50 buyins per table? I'm pretty sure you don't mean 50 tables. Also, are you saying you'd 10 table 22s with a 2100 BR? That seems kind of reckless, although like I said, I'm kinda stingy BR-wise.

[Rockymv]

Is there any kind of a sticky (didn't see one) or really good post on multi-tabling?

I get the impression that multi-tabling uses a lot less reads and much more late-blind pushes. Is there a good place to get a table/chart for review to get general ideas on what to push and when? I want to start multi-tabling but fall into the group that would push AKo at the wrong time, etc. Even without multi-tabling, I want to know that a push is +ev. In most cases it's fairly obvious, but occasionally it looks good but isn't. Is there anywhere a chart/table that discusses pushable hand ranges depending on position, remaining opps and their propensity, stack size, blinds, etc? Or do you guys all just wing it because you've been multi-tabling for so long you just know what's right and what's wrong?


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[samsonite2100]

Is there any kind of a sticky (didn't see one) or really good post on multi-tabling?

What Kona said. I'm a broken record about wanting a multi-table sticky. VQC, can you get someone to post one?

[Trikflow77]

if you arent 10+ tabling i would be totally comfortable with 50 at the 22's

I don't understand. Do you mean 50 buyins per table? I'm pretty sure you don't mean 50 tables. Also, are you saying you'd 10 table 22s with a 2100 BR? That seems kind of reckless, although like I said, I'm kinda stingy BR-wise.

i would 20 table the 22s with a 2100 dollar BR.

[samsonite2100]

Wow. Okay.

What are your usual stakes, Trikflow?

[tcpj4]

if you arent 10+ tabling i would be totally comfortable with 50 at the 22's

I don't understand. Do you mean 50 buyins per table? I'm pretty sure you don't mean 50 tables. Also, are you saying you'd 10 table 22s with a 2100 BR? That seems kind of reckless, although like I said, I'm kinda stingy BR-wise.

He means 50 buy ins total. You don't need more than a few extra buyins to play a few extra tables. The recommendation is 25-30 buy ins, I believe, and that means total in your bankroll, not per table. You could 3-4 table 22s$ pretty easily with a 1000$ br. At $2000 you could be playing much higher stakes.

edit: fixed figures a bit, my estimate seems a little low upon further review. % rules and such.

[Trikflow77]

if you arent 10+ tabling i would be totally comfortable with 50 at the 22's

I don't understand. Do you mean 50 buyins per table? I'm pretty sure you don't mean 50 tables. Also, are you saying you'd 10 table 22s with a 2100 BR? That seems kind of reckless, although like I said, I'm kinda stingy BR-wise.

He means 50 buy ins total. You don't need more than a few extra buyins to play a few extra tables. The recommendation is 25-30 buy ins, I believe, and that means total in your bankroll, not per table. You could 3-4 table 22s$ pretty easily with a 800$ br. At $2000 you could be playing much higher stakes.

I wouldnt play higher than 33s with a 2k bankroll.

[tcpj4]

Really? Strictly speaking in terms of bankroll and ignoring a players ability to compete at higher levels, at what point would you move up to 50+5s?

I ask simply because I have no experience with 50+5s and very little with 30+3s. Still building up my roll at the 20+2s with a little dabbling elsewhere.

[vqc]

Really? Strictly speaking in terms of bankroll and ignoring a players ability to compete at higher levels, at what point would you move up to 50+5s?

I ask simply because I have no experience with 50+5s and very little with 30+3s. Still building up my roll at the 20+2s with a little dabbling elsewhere.

Im not moving up tot he 55s until I have 6k.

[Trikflow77]

Really? Strictly speaking in terms of bankroll and ignoring a players ability to compete at higher levels, at what point would you move up to 50+5s?

I ask simply because I have no experience with 50+5s and very little with 30+3s. Still building up my roll at the 20+2s with a little dabbling elsewhere.

Im not moving up tot he 55s until I have 6k.

i think 3k is enough to play 55s......i would be more than comfortable with 4k....6k is way over kill. 6k and im playing 109s until i have a 20 buy in slide to 4k.......then i might think about 55s......

[midas06]

Is there any kind of a sticky (didn't see one) or really good post on multi-tabling?

What Kona said. I'm a broken record about wanting a multi-table sticky. VQC, can you get someone to post one?

What exactly do you mean by a multi table sticky?

[vqc]

Is there any kind of a sticky (didn't see one) or really good post on multi-tabling?

What Kona said. I'm a broken record about wanting a multi-table sticky. VQC, can you get someone to post one?

What exactly do you mean by a multi table sticky?

A thread that discusses multitabling.

Also people want a when to move up post.

I will get around to this.