Quote: (08-09-2012 10:02 PM)Juan Antonio Wrote:
Quote: (08-01-2012 04:45 PM)Juan Antonio Wrote:
I am thinking of hitting another venue now that is more logistically ideal for pick up.
This made me realize that irrespective of your game, venue selection is key.
I know guys who pull 1 in 2 to 1 in 3 times they go out. Mind you they hit up a bar well known for sloppy easy lays.
- It's a dive bar with cheap drinks. Lots of drunk girls.
- It's adjacent to a party school with a 2 to 1 female to male ratio.
- It's small. This keeps out the attention whores who go out in large groups to take pics for Facebook and dance in circles as these types gravitate towards the mega-clubs. Lots of 2 and 3 sets.
- It's got a great setup. There's a quieter area to run verbal game and a dance floor to escalate physically.
- It's within walking distance to the "student ghetto" of dorms and houses where the college kids reside, so logistics are ideal.
- It's in a college town. Unlike in major cities, there isn't a huge cohort of thirsty professional cats to compete with. Most of the older 25+ cats are married or in serious LTRs.
All these factors make it a goldmine for players looking to score with horny young college girls looking for cock.
How important of a factor is venue selection in scoping for DTF girls and racking up lays?
Forgot to add that this particular dive bar is underground - which means no cell phone service! This means girls are forced to interact with the environment around them instead of texting and being tethered to their smartphones.
The key to choosing bars if A) how many hot girls they are there B) how easy it is to talk/isolate them C) how easy is it for you to navigate that area. Only real way to know is to hit the pavement and do work. So hit the bar regularly for a month and see how it pans out. if not, switch....
WIA- For most of men, our time being masters of our own fate, kings in our own castles is short. Even those of us in the game will eventually succumb to ease of servitude rather than deal with the malaise of solitude