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ok then i figure i wont go for the super tight at ten tables approach then. one regular table is pretty slow, but i figure one fast table on pokerstars is the equivalent of two regular tables?cheetaking, what blinds are you playing at to make 20BB per hour?

so in an effort to ensure that I don't play poker day in and day out ive limited myself to two sessions, 120 hands each, on one six handed .05c/.10c table. i put a lot of focus into my play, keep notes of players, etc. usually, im up. but just browsing these forums i see left and right people talking about "six tables" this and "two tables" that, and i wonder, does it make sense to play just one table? is the extra focus really worth it? i dont want to sit at four tables grinding (i think thats what its called) all day--i want to legitmately play a thinking game. but is playing one table too l