I am currently playing 80% on America's Cardroom/20% on Bovada and am looking to start playing >4 games at a time

My current hardware setup is a 60" TV that I sit 10 feet away from. However, due to the physical distance I am from the TV, it is difficult to see HUD stats when playing more than 4 tables.

I am looking to move my computer to a desk + monitor setup that I can sit closer to my screen, allowing me to see multiple tables clearly.

Any suggestions on optimizing a setting for multitabling?
Is it best to have one large HD monitor, or to stack 4 monitors in a square?

I also have no software that organizes tables or assigns hotkeys. Does anyone have any suggestions for ACR-friendly software that can help me run >4 games at a time?

Any suggestions and feedback is greatly appreciated.

Thanks, everyone

Steven,

Different people prefer different things, comparing stacking (all on top of each other) or tiling (all tables on different places on the monitor). I preferred to stack tables when I was playing a lot at once (8+) so that the active table was always on top. I preferred to tile tables when I was playing less (~4) so that I could see what was happening on other tables at the same time.

The Commercial Software and Software forums will have more feedback on software to organise tables or assign hotkeys:
https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/1...cial-software/
https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/45/software/

Ultra-high-definition television like 4K isn't enough?

I have a gaming monitor, 28" and the distance to it is 1.5 to 2 meters and I see the texts like this and on the tables and the HUD stats (I use colours and whatever size I see fit and I don't have too many stats).

I use a 175% Display size with Windows, so the text is bigger, as well as the objects (one can usually resize the tables).

The tables, I have them with an overlap with 2 to 4 tables, just w/o the action buttons overlap, so no accidents even when using the pre-action spots

The sites should offer pre-action buttons that do not overlap with anything, as well as automated folds for complete junk hands option (I think the sites have those softwares banned).

More overlap means bigger tables. Having the tables at different spots helps one to remember. That option one might not opt with a tablet, depending on what is possible.

Here is a full resolution screen grab of 6 stars tables tiled on a 27" 2560x1440p monitor at 100% DPI Scaling if it helps - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IB0...w?usp=drivesdk


I sit at a desk about 3 feet away from my monitors and have no issues with this size for me now that I got glasses. :P


And here is 8 tables tiled - https://drive.google.com/file/d/17xR...w?usp=drivesdk

I doubt I could still keep up with 8 tables but even if I could this would be too small for me even with the new Rx glasses. I wanted dual 30 inch 4k monitors when I got these some 5+ years ago but that would have cost me at least double at the time.