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I was wondering who in the forum has produced the most solid results mass multi tabling cash games and which stakes. This would be 16 tables or more Some sexy graphs to demonstrate achievements would be great!

Also interested!

No response as of yet... take it we don't have any supernova elites?

Or we don't have winning players..

I could very well be the worst if theres a pize for being one.

I've been breaking even since April '11.

I've been breaking even since April '11.

Told you em nosebleeds wasn't a good idea! But without kidding, stakes, number of tables and volume put in?

Look Estist, at least you get some responses now!

Told you em nosebleeds wasn't a good idea! But without kidding, stakes, number of tables and volume put in?

None. I'm American

Actually been playing a fair amount of live though. Just dloaded an app to track live stuff a la HEM so that will be cool.

None. I'm American

Actually been playing a fair amount of live though. Just dloaded an app to track live stuff a la HEM so that will be cool.

may I ask the name of it? sounds nice!

@Tecmo

Okay... so have you ever mass multi tabled before the whole mess or you just here to derail my super important thread?

I used to 9 table .01/.02 on tilt for 4bb/100 back in the day.

Strictly derailing

PokerIncome is the app. Has a lot of cool features apparently, including graphs.

Okay how about Zoom? Is anybody 8 tabling zoom?

i just think in cash 16 tabling is absurd. i think you probably kill your edge too muchin games that actually involve postflop reads and more decisions. playing that many MTTs where we play a lot tighter and can basically use a good push fold chart for short handed is pretty hard at 16+ tables. I played a lot of tables on stars when i first started playing tournies ( sng mtts) and it was freaking hard to know what the runout was on hands when i was cascading 20 tables even with table ninja. it takes a very special person to at a decent limit and against decent villains to mass table and keep a reasonable roi. its a lot easier to play less tables, focus, put the time and hard work in, and improve your roi to a point where volume isnt a massive deal bc your killing the games. The most successful and frankly the happiest players i know didnt put massive volume playing in. They clearly played a good bit but they raised their roi massively and were on just a whole other level then the people the were playing against.