I am a winning poker player on both GG and once Natural 8( N8 is a sister site of GG that I can cannot play on, as it is not available in Canada anymore for some reason and they took my remaining bankroll without notice) and I would suggest, unless you think you are a very skilled, good and profiting player on other sites and you don't mind wasting your time trying to make a dollar, 'Do Not Play On GG', unless you want to donate your both your time and bankroll to this site, I seriously mean this.
The suckout action on GG is so high, you literally will not want to go all-in preflop with pocket Aces, heads-up, although this experience may vary from player to player, e.g. depending on your skill level.
The better you are, the harder it is for your hand to hold up, or whoever the worst player is involved in the hand, they are most likely going to win, especially in an all-in situation or where you or they, are pretty much pot committed. I'm losing on average, 87% of 'ALL', my all-ins with the best hand, to some bingo player on a draw.
- I'm a profiting micro-stakes player on all sites I play on, but GG is one of hardest to make your hand hold up, especially during all-in scenarios in any spot where you have the best hand and some aggro bingo player is calling an all-in or shoving from behind, with a lesser hand and sucking out. The only other site that has a higher suckout percentage rate for me is PartyP, the only difference being that GG has way more aggressive bingo players that are harder to tame, PartyP.
-I play 1$-2$ tournaments, mostly one table at a time, I have probably played less than 5k games played across all sites I play on and I'm up $25K, I started with $50 on one site and spread some of my winnings to other sites and a couple sites I didn't make deposit at all, although one of those sites has been blacklisted for ripping players off ( HighStakesPoker<<blacklisted) and they took/ stole a couple thousand from me, but not before I was able to make a single withdrawal and squeeze a few hundred out of them.