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Good luck, have fun. The traditional sportsmanlike greeting typed at the start of an online match — chess, StarCraft, Counter-Strike, League of Legends — wishing the opponents both a good game and a good time. Now extended off-platform to wish people well on any competitive endeavour.
glhf everyone, may the best team win
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- GGWP66%
Good game, well played. The traditional sign-off after a competitive online match, complimenting the opposing team on a clean game. The sincere version of plain "gg"; in some communities ggwp is reserved for genuinely close games while plain gg is used as a sarcastic surrender, so reading the room matters.
- GG65%
"Good game." Typed in chat at the end of a match — politely, or sarcastically after a blowout. "GG EZ" = good game, easy (an all-time taunt).
- GG EZ62%
"Good game, easy." Legendary post-match taunt typed after a stomp. So iconic Blizzard banned the phrase in Overwatch and added an auto-reply "thanks for the great game!" to dilute it. Players found workarounds within hours. The phrase and the ban both live on.
- GFY61%
(Internet slang) (ironically).
- GTH61%
(Internet slang) Glad to help.