All right.
Hello, this is Givememyleg.
I will just be 4-tabling 650 Turbos, I guess just to show ... because I know some people
talk about how they kind of just multi-tabling and can only play one table.
It's actually pretty easy once you do it a few times.
I started with one and now I can do a whole bunch.
It's just real basic but just to give you a demonstration of what to do, how to get
quick reads and everything like that.
Let's see, I got three up and once I'm done you guys can tear me apart because I play
like a donk.
Let's see how it goes.
I hope the video looks okay.
It's the first time I'm using Camtasia or whatever you call it.
The resolution is pretty low and I have to re-size the table, so I hope it turns all
right.
I have no idea where my sound went.
I would like to have sound.
What is happening to my sound.
There you go.
That's strange.
I guess, the biggest thing you want to do when you're starting to multi-table is ... it's
harder to get reads I guess, on the table, but when you're folding you always want to
be paying attention to the pots and the hand history is your friend.
Sort of pay attention to what they do, and then if you notice something just double click
and take a note, save and exit.
Those just minor little things really help.
Use the auto-fold buttons a lot, so that I can just pay attention to the tables.
That was just kind of silly hand.
I like to see what the other people mock.
That right there is I just got to show you.
You can put him as a donk.
Highest stack, my position.
I'm just going to limp to that.
You could raise here.
Early on I like to play too much.
I just call pair seven so flop a set.
That's an ugly flop.
I don't know what paired on here.
Just limp hope to get a set.
I could have just ... I only got 30 invested.
No point of even continuing at all, and this guy is labeled as a donk but there's no reason
to do anything silly.
Another pair, going pair crazy.
No reason to bet and we'll do a pot.
One of the reasons I think multi-tabling sit-and-go is just so easy is because they're just so
basically automatic and just do it on an autopilot.
Whereas I have some trouble playing more than six tables of a cash game.
Because those focus a lot more on reads, and you can go into a lot more difficult situations.
Here, it's just basically poker robot.
I'm going to fold this time but it's essential to take in account what these guys end up
having.
I just kind of tell you but I just sort of like throwing away king, queen and hands like
king, jacks suited.
Not necessarily bad to fold on.
You could raise and limp or whatever, but I'm pretty tight in the first few levels.
I ended up folding to the man raised and mocked.
A hand like jack, queen under the gun, I just tend to just fold it.
Got a big pair right here.
Wow!
That goes to this guy won't fold, calling station.
This guy right here, he's agro monkey.
I like to call them agro monkeys.
By the way, if you have noticed I'm the happy Asian guy down here at the bottom, actually
don't have my HUD on.
Probably would help.
I just didn't started up.
I don't feel like turn it on right now.
I'm just playing 650, so it is and I guess that's crucial.
Actually, I don't think I have Poker Checker installed since I formatted, but well.
Yeah, not really much to say because like I said it's just basic early on.
Fold, fold, fold.
One thing I don't like to do is...I like to use the auto-fold button, but I never use
the auto-check or the auto-check/fold button.
I just like to do the actual check.
If you use the auto-check or check/fold then they just know you're with garbage.
Don't ever use the auto-call or anything.
I just burned an extra 20 chips.
Wow.
I guess it doesn't matter because they busted out, but how did that betting go?
I didn't see that.
Did he raise pre-flop?
He played it all right.
All right, nice triple, I want one of those.
If I play in any less than four tables I get extremely bored, but when I first started
it was pretty difficult to adjust.
I just started with one and added another, and then just keep adding one every once in
a while.
If you find yourself game to reload it and go back to one or two, and then just keep
trying it.
No a real reason involved there.
I did have a second pair and a straight draw, but I'm a big, big nitch early on sit-and-go.
Especially, these little buy-in ones, there's no reason to get fancy at all.
I hope you can't hear my sister's music that's just blurring in the other room because I
can hear it though the microphone can't.
Now, I get involve with ace-x.
I hope this isn't too boring.
I just fold and all-in.
That's basically how I play sit-and-go.