he/she opened a few other windows/tabs and changed tables. i guess that player wants to play all at the same time lol

and usu if you know you're losing a game, you can go join another 1800 table, for example, before you drop to 17xx so you dont have to play the lower tables

that makes some sense, but this guy was playing the bottom ranked tables... well, i say playing, he might have ben playing one game but the rest he was just taking seats up... half a dozen or more... i've seen people play mutli-table chess, maybe he wanted a bigger challange? lol

cheers.

well ye he cant play them at the same time. theres the chance that he might get the turns at the same time

i dont see how thats a challenge tho. this is rolling dice not thinking much

Well, my experience has shown that playing multiple games only gives a momentary benefit. ONly once did I almost win on both i was playing (If my internet didn't crap out on me)

Usually, i would do well on one game, lose terribly on another, so it defeats the purpose. Then there are games where both suck, as you can imagine.

So, don't do it unless you can assure positive points on both. And, I rarely do this, and I don't open two browsers, but it shouldn't be considered cheating since you more often than not lose points or gain very little

A lot of people don't know that when you "Change table" while sitting, it doesn't make you stand up, but you remain sitting at that table.

I did multi-tabling to go down to lowest possible score for fun. Sitting out at multiple tables I could get down to about 1350 but to go down further required active suicide. My lowest score: 1277.

speed dice is like speed chess

It's not anything i'm planning on doing myself. I'm a one-table person. I just asked the question when i saw it happening, cos' i didn't understand the reason for it.
thanks.