How to stay being strong

[kingsnthahole]

I play my best tournament poker after not playing for over a week before hand. That miniFtops I placed in, I hadn't played in over a week and a half before it. Also, I know your talking about cash tables. Honestly, having the funds to play 2 or 3+ tables at a time is way better because online cash is very robotic. People mostly do the same things with certain hands. Plus you can't actually get a physical read on someone so there's no reason to play by feel in online cash. Play math, play the percentages, and play solid tight poker. You can't go broke while multi-tabling low limits like that.

[Arsenal28]

I came back to say exactly what kings is talking about. I usually have 3 or 4 tables open at a time and that seems to keep things settled for me. If one table hasn't been profitable for me after a few rounds of blinds, I simply close out and find a new one. Once you play the same limits for long enough you start to see the same players quite a bit. Take notes on the familiar faces and just wait for them to hand you the money. I look for tables with the highest avg pot and usually watch for a round or so to see how everyone is playing.

[thenutzaa1]

Thanks, kings and arsenal. I am taking some time off and building a bankroll with free-rolls.

-Arsenal

why do you look for high percentage tables. I prefer low percentage tables b/c I added more tables during my hour session. A lot different from playing just one table. It usual is a lot slower than high percentage tables and I found it easier.