How many multi-tablers are too many?

[losttrem]

Game selection is still a big leak of mine. I am currently playing the 22+2 turbos on FTP and I am starting to recognize some of the regulars. I am usually 3 or 4 tableing and I get very suspicious about players who are sitting on all of my tables. I dont mind having some multitablers at my table (it would be impossible to see none at a table at these limits anyways). But how many are too many? When do you say "no thanks" and just wait for them to fire up their set?

[drmcboy]

How many fish are there?

[losttrem]

At these levels it is still pretty common to have 2 or 3 players who donk out rather early plus some who know how to play tight early on but then fail to adjust to the increasing blinds. This is mostly rounded off with 2 or 3 multi-table sharks. But I guess I phrased my question rather poorly. I just wanted to know how others select their games. Like when you fire up your third table do you check out if there are too many players who are already on your other tables? Are there situations where you for example see 2 especially dangerous opponents already registered and rather wait for another SNG to start? Or do you usually just fire up your set regardless? I am asking this because most the time I used to choose the last option.

[drmcboy]

are you at a site where you see where you will be sitting?

mostly, 2-3 sharks seem fine, plus I find most guys playing a lot of tables are so tight decisions against them are pretty easy.