We often hear players complaining that they're "unlucky" on GG and that MTT results seem much less consistent than on other sites. There's 2 main reasons for this: 1) GGs structures in the late stages are some of the shallowest online. The consequence of this is that more hands are decided preflop. Which means most deep runs are decided by preflop allins rather than post-flop decisions. 2) GGs has by far the largest fields online. By the time you reach the late stages of an MTT there you've likely played many more hands than you would when reaching the final table on other sites. This creates frustration, especially because when you lose, it's usually a cooler or flip. The advice we give our players is: Accept that this will happen. Once you're prepared to face coolers because of the nature of the structure, you hopefully can get less emotionally invested in the results of any particular hand/MTT. We encourage them to specifically focus on preflop spots. This is the most fundamental area you need to get right, because that's what you can control. We encourage our players to do preflop drills on @GTOWizard to improve faster (we offer subscriptions for players through @cncpoker). A lot of poker ultimately comes down to inuring yourself against the emotions that arise from winning and losing - the best way to do that is to be fully prepared for the decisions you'll face.