I am a multi-tabler and as everyone knows it's basically impossible to play six or more tables without a Hud (heads up display). The Hud provides information on the opponents giving us an edge. The problem is that I think sometimes I am so involved by the stats that I forget to play poker.

Here is an example: I am playing 9 tables of NL50 and I have a really Laggy (32/28) player to my right. He opens from the cutoff and I 3 bet with TT from the blinds. This player 4 bets me and after a quick pause I choose to shove because he is very loose.

Of course he is only 4 betting me, someone who is playing 18/15, with QQ+,AKs types of hands. So in my case there is no reason for me to 5bet shove here. I know I should also be looking at his 4bet range, but I don't have a big enough sample size to make that correct decision. What I need to understand is that even though this player is very loose preflop, he is probably not 4betting too loose.

In my case I saw the numbers and I was influenced by them without really paying attention at the flow of the table. When this situation starts to happen, I like to stop playing more than six tables and try to get back to the usual four. In addition, I don't run the Hud and I try to make my decisions based on the flow of the game, and with the notes that I am taking during that session. This helps me turn off the auto pilot mode and get back to my A game, certainly an improvement.