GG Masters — GGPoker's Weekly Tournament

• Early stages (100BB+): Play deep-stack — Position, Set Mining, Pot Control.
• Middle stages (30-60BB): Reactive 3-bets, ISO Raises vs limpers.
• Bubble Play: ICM-aware — avoid clashes with big stacks except with premium hands.
• ITM / Final Table: Play for the win — not min-cash.
• Re-entry: Limited re-entry — sometimes worth using if you busted early and feel ready.

GG Masters strikes a perfect balance between WCOOP (maximum prestige) and Freerolls (free, low prize). It\'s the weekly tournament where even amateurs can compete with the biggest pros.

At ClubGG Israel there\'s a Discord with elite players running a hand analysis session before GG Masters every week. Our MTT strategy guide covers the key stages. ICM is critical for late stages.

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GG Masters usually starts with a stack of about 20,000-25,000 chips and blinds rising every 12-15 minutes — a pace that allows technical deep-stack play while still reaching a final table within 4-6 hours. Late Registration is usually open for about 3 hours from the start, so players who miss the opening can still join with a full stack.

The Prize Pool is typically split among the top 15% of the field (ITM), heavily skewed toward the final table — the winner can take 15-18% of the total prize pool, while the last ITM spot barely doubles the buy-in.

• Entering Late Reg too late: Joining at the last moment with a full stack but missing important early table dynamics.
• Over-focusing on min-cash: Players who play to "survive" to ITM give up real equity — the big payoff is at the final table, not 150th place.
• Ignoring Re-entry dynamics: Forgetting that opponents who re-entered play with a full stack and aren't necessarily "scared" of losing another buy-in.