[Flaunt]

I only glhf & gg in leagues/tournaments. ladder means nothing and people take it personally if you don't, which I find pretty amusign.

[VB_WhiplashJC]

Always, it's just basic sportsmanship.

[DrunkPanda]

I always gg because I like to think that I'd be on the other end of that gg.
Unless you know I pause and go and answer the phone and come back to see 1 marine and all his scv's killing my base....

[PapaBigBelly]

i dont gg
unless it is a VERY GOOD and FUN back and forth game and that my opponent didnt win my sheer luck

[Frogurt]

Some console players don't even know gg means. I say gg no matter what. I miss the old days where even counterstrike players would gg at the end of the match.

Manner up!

[crAzerk]

i just typed random bs to try to sound non-english and he full was apologising. i lold.

'He full was apologising' sounds non-english.

Similar to some above, I GG when the game was satisfying, be it a good opponent and we played a good game (if he raped me I'd probably just quit) or it was just a good fun game that was well fought.
Of course, occasionally when I'm on the losing side in these cases I may just leave out of frustration. E.g. 2 base Terran lasting forever.

[FrOst]

Almost every loss I'm either frustrated with myself or the 'imba' strategy my opponent used. I rarely gg but in hindsight I probably should more, losses just make me angry haha.

[DtorR]

Should always have etiquette when gaming even if its the worst game ever, also you build self-respect in doing so.

[Fierypower]

I always thought of gg as a way of admitting defeat, cheese or no. So I just gg at the end of every game I lose.