GG Poker has honestly become one of my most trusted poker sites together with 888poker. I have been playing there regularly because the software feels smooth, the tables run well and there is always action no matter what stakes you play. What really stands out are the tournaments. You can play huge guaranteed events, wsop satellites, Mystery Bounty tournaments, GGMasters and daily MTTs with solid prize pools for both casual and serious grinders.asana said:
Its weird, that such a large site cant get this right. For comparison I just made a withdrawal from ACR Poker to my Luxon Pay account. There was no fee for this, and it took 12 minutes, before I had an email from Luxon Pay, that my account had been credited.KrazyKoo said:
what are you talking about? google or chatgpt cant give you the answer for this question?moots said:You trust the answers given to you by ChatGPT???
guroove said:
I don't really care. I think GG is one of the best poker sites and most importantly, it makes me money. Everything else doesn't really matter to measana said:
Trust me, it's the same with live poker. I often play live and have seen and experienced a lot of bad luck.pltelles said:
Yes. I believe that the larger the site, the less likely it is to be fraudulent. Because there's a lot to lose. What happens is that poker itself takes care of knocking us out through variance. In fact, to be a good player you shouldn't worry about playing against your opponents. Your real game is against variance. And frankly, calling all in with A5s isn't a smart way to fight it.asana said:
A freeroll is like a shootout in a bar. Or roulette in a casino. Some people go all in with anything. Besides, you only had a promise pre-flop. You had nothing on the flop, river, or turn. Look, you didn't play wrong. But that's just how poker is. Accept it, it hurts less. Why do you think there aren't any rooms moving millions in chess tournaments? It's because chess is exact, so whoever is strong is strong, period. In chess, there's no randomness. And it's precisely the randomness of the cards that makes poker what it is. For better or for worse.Poison91 said:
Yes, what you didn't understand is that before seeing the 4th and fifth cards we were already going all in, he played with a pair of 9s with a J on the table, or with me having a possible A9, OR HIGH PAIRS IN HAND...Collie2022 said:
