Any of you play a GM?

I haven't yet but I would love to I bet it would be fun

In simuls, yes.

simuls? like a simulation? I meant actually face them themselves.

OH no...The highest titled players i have played in OTB tournaments are NM, and FM.

Nice im hoping to get my rapid rating high enough to get paired against one.

i did, and i got crushed  ...well, i was winning at one point, then got my queen trapped :/

sounds rough, I kinda hope that happens to me I haven't been crushed by anyone in awhile

A friend got to play Karpov in a simul,  a few years ago in Reno.  That was the peak of his chess career.

that sounds really fun how did your friend do against him

I have faced many GMs OTB

Ftacnik - South Carolina Open 2008 - Round 3

Tatev Abrahamyan (WGM I believe) - 2003 US Open - Round 7

Sulskis - 2003 US Open - Round 1

I'm sure I can find others if I think about it, but those 3 come to mind first.

Did you beat any of them?

don't know what you mean by that but ok

No!

Highest win - IM (Alexander Matros - Aug 2010)

Highest draw - IM (Stephen Muhammad - Aug 2007)

The highest rated players I have ever played were experts.

Nice still pretty good win and draw. I haven't been in a tournament to even face one.

nice beating an FM is pretty good. I think I'm going to start entering tournaments girl and see how I do I think I could prob win a few.

would coaches resigning count?

@enkhy

It is fairly easy to encounter GMs if you play simuls or fast chess. 

I played a GM when I made a challenge on chess.com and a GM was one of the players who accepted.  I played Black in all games.

Also played against a GM in a US Open otb.

Also I challenged a very strong team in internet chess and The #2 player in ICCF Correspondence chess USA rating list was the top player on that team--the game lasted a year. 

Also beat the #3 player in the USA ICCF Correspondence chess rating list.

So 4 current GMs but one deceased now RIP. 

My very first tournament game I had Black and played against an expert in the US Open in 1959.

I've played 2 or 3, depending on whether one of them counts for purposes of your question. In college, the advisor of our chess club was Milan Vukcevich. He only reached FM in OTB play because he devoted his life mainly to teaching as a university professor, but he was clearly GM strength. Here's where it gets fuzzy: he was a GM of chess composition, considered one of the best problem composers ever. If he counts because of his composing GM title, the number is 3, because we played dozens of games at the club though never in a rated game.

One evening at the chess club, his old friend from Yugoslavia -- GM Svetozar Gligorić -- came to visit. I played a game against him at G30. Again, not rated. Gligorić won, to the surprise of nobody.

The only rated game against a GM was in 1992 in a tournament in Maryland. He was a minor GM from the Philippines whose name I don't even remember. I had never heard of him and haven't heard of him since. I played so badly that it's embarrassing to think about it. Unfortunately, my scoresheets from those days were lost somewhere along the way, so I'll never know who that GM was.