Online Multi Game Play

[Reddirtross 0]

I own a mac 15" laptop and like to play around four to six games at once. I would love to find out how you can adjust the size of the individual games so I can see all of them at once, without having to use the "all windows" option and then click which game I would like to play on. It gets annoying and I'm sure someone has figured out a way around this. I usually play on FT and have looked on their options menu but haven't seen anything that could help on their end either.What do you all do so that your multiple games are all visible?Thanks

[Mandelbrot 0]

I own a mac 15" laptop and like to play around four to six games at once. I would love to find out how you can adjust the size of the individual games so I can see all of them at once, without having to use the "all windows" option and then click which game I would like to play on. It gets annoying and I'm sure someone has figured out a way around this. I usually play on FT and have looked on their options menu but haven't seen anything that could help on their end either.What do you all do so that your multiple games are all visible?Thanks

Buy multiple monitors.

[Reddirtross 0]

Yeah, that was not really what I was looking for. But thanks.

[Teck_72 0]

The only software that I know of that you can resize is Pokerstars. There used to be some other site that was somewhat small that let you pick the resolution of your tables and how many you want and they'd give you that many. I Imagine it shut down after the poker bill tho. Hopefully this somewhat helps?

[Reddirtross 0]

Thanks. That was helpful.So it seems everyone has the same problem unless you cough up the dough for more screens.So how do you deal with it when you have smaller screens? Anyone have a way that they think is helpful or different?

[xzanos 0]

Thanks. That was helpful.So it seems everyone has the same problem unless you cough up the dough for more screens.

In order to play 4 tables without any overlap on any of the tables, you need a monitor with 1600x1200 resolution. 6 tables would require a second monitor as stated above. My suggestion would be to limit yourself to 1 or 2 tables. two tables will still overlap on your laptop, but your winrate would most likely go up, at the obvious cost of seeing less hands/hour.

So how do you deal with it when you have smaller screens? Anyone have a way that they think is helpful or different?

The only thing I can think of, is to just deal with it. You do it now already, so why do you need to change it?

[Zeatrix 0]

Pokerstars and Party Poker have resizable tables, afaik they are the only ones. Poker Champs have s system where you can choose how many tables to see at once, but noone plays there so don't bother.I used to play a lot of 4 table on one 19" monitor and just had them overlaping a little with the screen set to 1280x1024 resolution. Now I've got a 24" widescreen Dell monitor with a 1920x1200 resolution. I used to play 9 tabels at Party but after the bill they took the max down to 6 tables, so now I play 6 tables of 6-max on Party occationally and sometimes up to 9 tables at Pokerstars.But the short answer is: You can't resize the table unless the software provides that option, Full Tilt among many don't...