Hi,

When multitabling do you guys make an accurate table selection?
How can you make a good table selection if you want to play 16 or more tables?
Players change so fast that its impossible to do a table selection.

Is table selection so important when multitabling?

Sometimes I dont want to wait so I pick up the first tables available but they are full of regulars.

Depends on the site. At tilt you can setup a favorite and join a global waiting list. As you see tables fill up with regs, just close it and re-queue.

There's a couple of things you can do:

1. Use a filter and filter out the low % people to flop(or what you want).
2. Start colour-coding people and only join tables with fishies/don't join tables full of regs.
3. Don't play 16 tables. When you play 16 tables you're not really playing to exploit the fish, but just trying to win with ABC-poker. If you want to exploit a certain fish, color code, take notes, actively table select and all that, you could limit it to 8 tables and be pretty busy still.

I usually 8-10 table using good table selection w/ color coding. If I want to play 16+ tables I'll just filter for amount of people to flop and take every table available.

Thanks!