Can i watch you Multi table online live ??

[Steve Swift]

Hi Guys,

Strange one i guess but i after trying to sort out my lack of Multi tabling skills and wondered if any Blonde member might allow me to rail them either via Mikogo/Teamview or the like or in fact travel to them to rail  which would obv be the nuts.

To improve i know i need to play more tables but truthfully any more than 2/3 and i am up shit creek which i know is ludicrous given the amount of time i have been playing.  I am obviously doing something wrong hence my desire to watch some one in action.  I did have a guy that used to let me rail him from the  US but he is not on any more, he played 12/16 tables and it looked to me like a button clicking frenzy which is mental because when i spoke to him about certain spots he spoke with confidence about reads and the like...  i couldn't see how it was possible but he was a good bloke who was winning so i assume he was not full of it.

I am a prolific railer, peeps like Mark wright, Chillin dude and the like and they always seem to have time on the ball. I have read up a lot on multi tabling,  quick decisions, table ninja, HEM ect but its more the pace of the action that  i can't keep up with, i feel that age is one issue ( i am about 100 compared to most of you ), skill obv, but i feel i should be able to play 6/8 tables with out clicking aimlessly in a blind panic.

So guys any one  up for it?  I live in Gravesend and am willing to travel a couple of hrs if needs be?  Happy to pay a little, buy a meal or the like.

In the short term i am going to play some  cheap tourneys to pract with more tables.


Regards


Steve

[TL900]

Multitabling low stakes online is all about having good fundamental poker knowledge/awareness. Along with the experience, i.e number of hands or number of tournaments. It just takes practice and you get used to it. I would suggest playing like 8 $2 180 mans or something to try and get used to it. You slowly build up knowledge and similarities between certain situations and this makes making the optimal decision a quicker process. I'm normally pretty happy for friends to mikogo/teamviewer me who know me/about my game, but I don't think you would get much out of watching me grind as you would think it was button mashing, otherwise I would offer. gl sir.

[pleno1]

Can fly to gib to watch if you like

[Steve Swift]

LOl Pleno, donnttttttttttttttttttttttt  tempt me,  i served in Gibraltar for 2 years as  the Team Staff Sergeant of the Royal  Engineers,  lived down at Europa point   small world.

[Steve Swift]

Multitabling low stakes online is all about having good fundamental poker knowledge/awareness. Along with the experience, i.e number of hands or number of tournaments. It just takes practice and you get used to it. I would suggest playing like 8 $2 180 mans or something to try and get used to it. You slowly build up knowledge and similarities between certain situations and this makes making the optimal decision a quicker process. I'm normally pretty happy for friends to mikogo/teamviewer me who know me/about my game, but I don't think you would get much out of watching me grind as you would think it was button mashing, otherwise I would offer. gl sir.

Thanks for the reply, i guess if i watch any multi table player Via Mikago i am always goner see the same as i have always seen. Hmmmmmmmm 

Cheers


Steve

[TL900]

experience >>>>>>>>>>> talking to people about poker >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> watching people imo

[AndrewT]

experience >>>>>>>>>>> talking to people about poker >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> watching people imo

Yeah, not sure what there is to gain from watching someone else - all you'll see is someone clicking buttons quicker than you do.

Just add one more table to your usual number and when you're comfortable with that, add another one and repeat.

[smashedagain]

This is a real eye opener tho. I shared an apartment with some online geeky friends up in Edinburgh and watched one French kid playing 24 tables on a lap top. Learnt f@@k all except it's sad being French

[Steve Swift]

Thanks for all the replies guys, i guess watching some one live i can ask questions, French not so good so prob try to avoid that one.

[railtard1]

can watch anytime

[railtard1]

as long as u spell my name right from now on ;-)

[titaniumbean]

There are multiple reasons why some people are quicker than others

it helps to have add/attention span issues to watch as much of the screen as once
helps to have played alot of computer games and be extremely accurate/quick with the mouse
helps to have played tonnes and tonnes of the same situations so you know what you're doing instantly.


practice makes perfect.

[Steve Swift]

as long as u spell my name right from now on ;-)

Opps  school boy error    soz

[Steve Swift]

Marc Wright obvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv    the daft thing is my son's name Marc, is spelt with a C too so i shouldn't have missed that one.   Marc i obv do rail you alot but are you offering to let me Rail you live ?
Steve

[cambridgealex]

Yeh why not. Not live, but I'd let you team viewer me one night.