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GG Network
GG Network is now the largest poker network in the world by traffic, built around recreational-friendly formats (Rush & Cash, Spin & Go, All-in-or-Fold) and a strict ban on HUDs and solver-assisted play at the tables. That policy, combined with heavy marketing spend, keeps the field noticeably softer than most other major networks — though high-stakes tables still attract serious professionals.
The network began in 2014 as Good Game Network under NSUS Limited — the name is a nod to "GG," the universal sign-off typed at the end of a well-played online game. The first couple of years were spent almost entirely on Asian expansion, launching services across China, Malaysia, Indonesia and beyond, and building the key partnership that became Natural8, still one of the network's most important skins today.
The turning point came in 2017, when GGPoker launched as the network's international flagship — built on three pillars: innovative software, a deep focus on the Asian market, and exclusive tournament series. Between 2016 and 2019 the network pushed hard into new territory too, including partnerships that opened up Eastern Europe.
That expansion paid off. As of today, GG Network is the largest poker network in the world, and GGPoker itself is the single biggest poker site anywhere — a remarkable run for a network barely a decade old, built on recreational-friendly formats and a strict anti-HUD, anti-solver policy that keeps the games noticeably softer than most competitors.