Hello everyone,

When I see Poker being discussed, I've heard stories of people 4-tabling, even 6-tabling! But I can't handle 2 tables at all. I've been OK enough at 1 table, but even adding another one and I just get dizzy. How am I supposed to keep track of the pot size, calculate my pot odds, and put my opponents on a range at 2 tables??? I know I fold pre most of the time but I just can't juggle 2 tables, and I leave my opponents waiting and frustrated. It's especially hard when the tables are farther apart and not next to each other; I find myself having to jog between the tables. The floor at every casino in my area has asked me to stop doing this but how do so many people not get caught 4-tabling? Are they using a spinning chair between adjacent tables? If anyone has some advice for a beginner, it'd be much appreciated. Thanks!

lol nice one got me : )

1) Improve your game so lots and lots of spots become easier for you to play. 2) Train until your eye-brain-hand coordination improves.

Keep playing 1 table until at least you can see a big improvement in 1). Then add the second and keep adding up to where you can reasonably handle while playing your A game.

Not sure why you're responding seriously to an obvious troll. The part where he said:

"The floor at every casino in my area has asked me to stop doing this but how do so many people not get caught 4-tabling? Are they using a spinning chair between adjacent tables?"

kind of gave it away.

Because I was lazy and didn’t read his op

Amateur.

my issue has been solved!!