What is more profitable with Rakeback?
Multi-tabling vs. Higher Limits

After you have played online poker for some time and you become comfortable at a certain limit where you are consistently breaking-even or making money… You may consider either moving up a limit or playing an extra table or two to increase your profits. Here are the pros and cons to doing each.

Multi-Tabling
Playing 4, 6, 10 or even 24+ tables can seem crazy and unmanageable to those new to online poker. However, many players successfully and profitably do exactly that. Learning to multi-table is best done slowly, adding one more table at a time until you find the sweet spot between additional rake and reducing profits. The general concept is that multi-tabling can reduce the profit per table, yet is balanced by the bigger overall profits from playing the games simultaneously. For example, making $10 per hour from 2 tables(=$20/hr) is not as good as $7 per hour from 4 tables(=$28).

The Pros of Multi-Tabling
-Spreads out your Bankroll reducing your risk due to less money at each table
-Requires you to play tighter/smarter due to the amount of action going on
-Increases your return of rake while playing at the limit you’re comfortable at
-Winning sessions are more consistent and easier to determine win averages

The Cons of Multi-Tabling
-Becomes a grind and can feel tedious at times
-The play becomes more systematic, so the game can be less interesting
-Harder to take notes on players when multiple tables are going
-Tougher to improve your skills when multi-tabling because you can be so busy clicking

Moving Up in Limits
Moving up to the next Limit up can give you a big boost – in terms of both poker profits and amount of rakeback returned. However, as you move up you will usually encounter higher skill levels, meaning you will have to keep improving your own game in order to attain those bigger profits. With some sensible bankroll management and dedication to improving your game, moving up levels is a natural progression for the majority of players.

The Pros of Moving up in Limits
-Can yield larger profits in winning sessions
-Keeps the game interesting when you move up a limit
-Can help improve your game if you learn from how better players play

The Cons of Moving up in Limits
-Losing big hands/sessions can seem very diminishing and can put you on tilt easier
-Better competitors can find holes in your game and exploit those weaknesses
-More studying and note-taking is required the higher the limit in order to keep up with seasoned players

Summary
Whether you choose to grind playing multiple tables, or you try moving up in levels, or even some combination of the two… doing so with rakeback will help you make profits either way. Find your sweet spot where you are maximizing your profit and stick to it. These Rakeback deals will help you make the most out of your online poker experience. Check the Rakeback Offers tab to look through the different sites that offer rakeback on the Internet.