SNG multitabling question as an excuse for a brag
 

Some of you probably saw my thread about 27 turbos on Stars last month. Well I haven't been playing many of them, maybe only a set or 2 every couple of days. I typically 4-table, but with the new tables on stars, I can fit 6 without much overlap on my screen, so I've been experimenting with 6-tabling. I kind of stagger them, but only by a couple minutes, so it gets a little hectic for me if I don't bust in any of them.

I decided to just play 1 set of 6 a few minutes ago and voila! 2 firsts, 1 2nd, 2 3rds, and 1 disappointing failure to cash.

$162 investment, $382.50 paid, $220.50 profit, for an ROI of 136.11%. Is this sustainable???

Just kidding. This was my best set of SNGs to date for sure, and I didn't even have any big suckouts. It did get hectic though near then end when I was basically on the bubble or 5-handed in 5 at one time. Do any of you multitable SNGs? If so, do you stagger them at all or have any other strategies for this?

I really am interested in any advice, but I also just felt like a brag post. I don't get many chances to do so.

I 12-tabled the $27s back in Febuary of this year on one monitor. It was fairly easy to do since Stars would steal focus whenever I had to make a decision. Does Stars still steal focus with the newest update?

Yeah. I think one of my problems is that my computer is sometimes pretty slow, and a little delay when you switch tables can get hectic. I do plan on continuing to 6-table whenever I get the chance to play them.

Did you get any kind of decent sample size? How'd you do?

I only did it for about 3-4 weeks and was winning at like 13% ROI, then I went on downswing and have played cash games ever since. Here is a Poker Tracker screenshot of how I did.

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Holy crap - 762 SNGs??? That's a lot of poker for one month.

I'm a fucking junky.