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For all you multi tablers, a few simple questions: I can comfortably play 3-4 limit hold'em tables on PS. But for all those that play 8 or more tables at once, aren't you just playing your cards and nothing else? I mean, whatever happened to "playing your opponent". With 4 tables, you can at least track playing styles, weakies, etc... It just seems it would get complex with 8 tables. Also, I'd think NL players would have to play fewer talbes. any input is appreciated. Thanks.

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This is true. With 8 tables it becomes extremely difficult to follow your opponent plays. But the people who do 8-tables have usually been playing a long time, and with the same people, and therefore can have quite comprehensive notes on their opponents. While most decisions are probably based on their cards & the board, they can also look up the notes of their opponent when it isn't immediately obvious what the correct play would be.

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8-tablers also tend to be more mathematical, odds type players that don't rely on player reads as much. And there's nothing wrong or right about that, it just is. Sklansky and Ferguson have much the same characteristics.

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For all you multi tablers, a few simple questions:     I can comfortably play 3-4 limit hold'em tables on PS.   But for all those that play 8 or more tables at once, aren't you just playing your cards and nothing else?  I mean, whatever happened to "playing your opponent".   With 4 tables, you can at least track playing styles, weakies, etc...  It just seems it would get complex with 8 tables.  Also, I'd think NL players would have to play fewer talbes.  any input is appreciated.  Thanks.
Even 4 tables is hard to follow each player...The only ones i pick up on while 4 tabling are the donk's that make the buddy lists....
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