GGPoker, run by the NSUS Group on the GGNetwork, has grown into one of the largest online rooms in the world and carries the biggest cash-game traffic anywhere. It is the official online partner of the World Series of Poker, which means WSOP bracelets are dealt on its software. The review counts 182 tournaments and the largest fast-fold pool in this list at 101 tables.
The poker you will find at GGPoker
The core games are Texas Hold'em, Pot Limit Omaha and short-deck, with Rush & Cash providing the fast-fold format and Spin & Gold covering the lottery sit-and-gos. The client is feature-heavy - built-in staking, a smart heads-up display and playful table tools - which sets it apart from the more traditional UK rooms.
Nothing about the rules is special to GGPoker: a flush still beats a straight and the hand rankings read the same. The differences are practical - Texas Hold'em, Pot Limit Omaha, Short-deck on the menu, the GGNetwork traffic, and Rush & Cash when you want more hands per hour. The free tables cover the rules part.
What sets GGPoker apart
GGPoker's standout is scale plus the WSOP tie-in: online bracelet events and huge guaranteed series run alongside the deepest everyday cash traffic online. It holds UK Gambling Commission licence 47768.
New-player offer (for reference): New players: deposit £10 for £60 in Free Play (released as you play). Offers at GGPoker move with the calendar, and the binding detail is in the operator's terms, not in this summary.
How to read this profile
Everything on this profile is background: who operates GGPoker, where its Rush & Cash pool comes from and what it deals. The page has no outbound links to the room; to try the formats, use the practice tables first.
