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Guide To Exploring and Choosing Venues To Maximize Your Game
Guide To Exploring and Choosing Venues To Maximize Your Game
Not all venues are created equal. This guide details which ones work
best with each type of game and mood, and how to utilize a venueʼs
best features.
Welcome back.
So, last week we discussed how it was key to change things up and
frequent new venues as you grow more experienced in night game.
If you donʼt, you will miss out on a lot of great opportunities and
eventually develop a crutch, making you dependent on one venue
and limiting your skillset.
Additionally, you will only get to meet and practice with women who
frequent that venue, which can limit your experience drastically. We
also mentioned how going to new venues will teach you to calibrate
to new places, cultures, and people. The latter is a very valuable skill
indeed.
Going to new venues becomes easier and less scary if you become
accustomed to them. We will continue from where we previously left
things. The goal today is to provide guidance that will facilitate and
make it easier for you to visit and explore new places.
Some Prerequisites
Letʼs start with a few basics you need to keep in mind when
frequenting new venues. The aspects I am about to share will seem
a bit basic to some, so I will go through them quickly. I mention them
because they build a foundation for what is to come.
The differences are huge. Those who say “I donʼt like night game”
only say that because they dislike the typical booming club scene
with the loud music. Night game is so much more than that. I
rarely frequent dance floors these days. I used to back in the day,
but Iʼm fed up with it now.
A guy who slays with verbals might say this venue sucks, but that
could mean it only sucks for verbal game. Could be a treasure trove
for another guy.
Here are all the different types of night game – this list could be
broader, but itʼs based on what I do, what I know, and what I have
some experience with.
Verbal game: For those of you who love talking women into
horniness and arousal. Here, you use words to induce strong
emotions in her.
Chaos level: In bars, there can be some chaos. This can help you
get away with some rougher escalations, as the chaos factor can
serve as a stimulus. However, in many bars, you may find yourself
unable to go all the way, as youʼre disturbed by friends and other
wild cards. Lounges are calmer, but the level of wildcards is limited.
In lounges, you can often go for the full verbal approach. As the
chaos level is lower, you probably wonʼt get disturbed as much,
though thatʼs because you donʼt get as many wildcards – including
the positive ones – without chaos.
Noise: Some bars or lounges are louder than others. Most allow for
some verbal game such as mixed signals and quick banter but rarely
the deep verbal stuff. Very loud bars are bad, in my book, but if they
arenʼt too crowded, you can try social-proof game. If the bar is
huge, itʼs technically a club.
Crowd: A young crowd allows for more mixed signals and banter-
type pickup. However, they tend to be put off by the deeper stuff
unless they are artistic or intellectual women over 25 who like those
kinds of conversations. If you happen to be a young guy dealing
with cougars, know that they like some boldness – but thatʼs a
whole other subject.
Nightclubs
Initiation: Some more meat-market-type venues tend to be easier
to deal with during the initial phase, though the number of hot girls
can be limited. These venues usually also have more men than
higher-end clubs, which normally contain more women.
Another factor that will affect how easy it is to approach girls is your
current state – or momentum. The better you feel (confident,
relaxed, energetic) the easier it tends to be. Low momentum (like
when youʼre tired) can pose more difficulties. But remember, it only
takes one girl to get a pull, so even if you donʼt approach much, you
can still be successful. If you happen to approach the right girl,
deliver perfect post-approach game, or a mix of both, you will get
laid.
Bigger venues mean more girls to approach – a big venue with few
people is a sign that you need to leave! However, with size comes
chaos, wildcards, and noise. Big places enable you to spam-
approach. If itʼs crowded and noisy, even better! You may still
screen, depending on what you feel like doing. Bigger venues
usually have dance floors and stuff, allowing for more direct physical
game.
Smaller venues allow for social proof, as people can see what you
are doing. This is a double-edged sword, as smaller venues can also
mean the death of seduction – getting explicitly rejected means
negative social proof. Hence, direct game and rough physical
escalation may not be advisable.
Chaos level: The chaos level defines the level of wildcards that
will occur. Wildcards can be both good and bad. They can ruin an
interaction but also assist you in speeding up the process. The more
chaotic the place is, the more you will rely on luck. You canʼt play it
smooth in those venues, so itʼs better to be bold and quick – hence,
a direct physical approach with a heavy focus on physical escalation
is recommended. This can be complemented with screening if you
donʼt feel like spam-approaching. Relying on luck can be a good
thing if you are not that skilled yet.
With low chaos, there are fewer wildcards, which is usually favored
by more experienced night gamers, as they want to rely on their
skills, rather than luck. They can sit down, talk to a girl, and run
smooth verbal game without being disturbed. However, no clubs are
free of wildcards and most are chaotic. There is a caveat though –
some big venues have multiple areas that are less chaotic, such as
lounges and smoking areas. Those venues I consider less chaotic,
although they still are somewhat. Learning how to deal with chaos
and wildcards is a central part of learning night game.
Noise: Just like bars, the noisier the club, the more you will have to
rely on non-verbal seduction and social proof. But the thing with
clubs is that not every area is equally loud. Dance floors are
obviously loud, giving you the option to go full physical. However,
some areas are less loud, allowing for some verbal interaction like
mixed signals, funny lines, and banter.
Other areas are totally noise free, such as smoking areas. Here, you
can run full-on verbal seduction and even get deeper with women,
providing you keep in mind that state change is a real thing and that,
if they change location and come back later, their mood might differ.
Keep that in mind and calibrate accordingly. Know your venues and
the areas where the noise level differs and calibrate accordingly.
One of the beauties of nightclubs is that some offer tons of
flexibility.
Some venues have mixed crowds, and those can be a lot of fun.
Venues where the focus is on the music tend to be total crap when
it comes to meeting women, but they are workable. However, if you
like the music, you should go there. Alternative venues can be
easier going, but make sure you somewhat match the stereotype of
the venue. Rock venue? Leather jacket. Hip-hop venue? Bling.
High-end venues are a bit harder to deal with but more rewarding –
meaning hotter girls. The difficulty tends to occur during early
game, but it seems to get easier once youʼre past that phase. Meat
markets are the opposite. Too many guys and too much chaos.
Guys approach left and right (they are too intimidated to do so in
high-end venues) and you end up dealing with a cockblock-fest.
Last Word
This article served primarily to help you out when going to venues.
We categorized the different venues and how to play them, so when
you frequent a new venue, you wonʼt be left in the dark. You will
better understand the dynamics and logistics, as well as the crowd.
You also now have guidelines on how to develop a game plan that
works for each venue.
Again, these categories are not written in stone. All venues are
different. This post should only be used as a starting point. You will
have to figure out how to deal with each venue based on your own
field experience, though I do hope this guide will get you going and
speed up the calibration process.
Remember, things are rarely black or white, and some categories
are just a mere representation of reality, a way for me to help you
make sense of things. Reality is more fluid.
Alek