4-tabling and making mistakes

[JayB]

[Xaston]

Dell 2001 FP

[shobute]

[Kuso]

[black_knight6]

VC tables are bigger than most other platforms...sucks. But the Dell will do it, or come the closest.

In order to bring a table forward, learn WHERE TO CLICK that won't click on a button! On VC tables, click in the chat for your bottom tables...click on the top banner for your top tables. This is key for MTing with overlap.

Not acting in time: just learn to continuously cycle through the tables so that the ones that you just acted on are in the back and the ones that will require action or are upcoming to requiring action are in front.

Calling too much: don't use preselects...except for the fold one. Even then...if you can avoid it...never use them. But, most CERTAINLY avoid the auto-call one...that's a DEAD tell...says you have a drawing hand. It also obviously leads to the problem that you're having.

[Xaston]

[shobute]

[k3nt]

1600 by 1200 is perfect for most places.

However, 1600 by 1200 is JUST BARELY too small to work with the Cryptos and with the Tribeca network. I go to the next level up for these, which is 1800ish by 1300ish iirc.

[Xaston]

[MecosKing]

[Xaston]

[shobute]

[GodlikeRoy]

I have a couple of BenQ FP2091s and they're awesome, I use my comp for a lot of other things outside poker (watching movies, playing games, using photoshop, etc) and i couldn't be happier with the screens. Not sure how they are in comparison to the 2001 FP but im not sure why it seems e.v.e.r.y.o.n.e (well pretty much) is in love with only that monitor..

[black_knight6]

[Derk]