Playing at more than one table
You can normally play at more than one
table simultaneously, again at the discretion of the
House.
The following rules apply:
The House monitors Players who are playing at more
than one table simultaneously. This is to ensure that
multiple-table play is not causing slow play. If the
House determines that slow play is a result of playing
at multiple tables, the Player is forced to play at
one table only.
The Player may not allege distraction or confusion
as an excuse for errors made when playing at more than
one table simultaneously. Players are therefore urged
to consider the risks involved in multiple-table play,
as errors that occur are strictly the Player's responsibility.
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