Same day lays are often considered the holy grail of Daygame. Why mess around with all that texting and waiting if you could just bang the girl today? It’s a good point. Girls are inherently flakey and emotional and so even if you had a strong set where she showed high interest it doesn’t mean … Continue reading SDLs →

This is a data driven and methodical way to improve your Daygame results. First record your metrics and then do some quick analysis to find your weak points. Then introduce some new arbitrary rules to fix them. Once you see that metric improving then move onto another. Then try and make the big jumps up … Continue reading The Daygame Ratios and How to Improve Them →

Recently I put out a post asking what people would like me to write about and one person said they’d like something about the stop: That’s all well and good but there’s a lot written about the stop already. On top of that, it’s a physical movement and so you need to learn by doing. … Continue reading The Stop →

Looks matter, but how do we judge them objectively? In this post I’ve tried to lay down some guidelines for ratings and what that person might look like. Just remember: this is a bit of fun. Beauty is obviously in the eye of the beholder. And you can always ruin good looks with anti-Game and … Continue reading Some Objective Standards For Looks →

If you follow me on Twitter you’ll have seen that I’ve decided to hibernate for a few months. In this post I’ll quickly go over why and what I’ve been up to. Hibernation Right now my plan is to hibernate until the end of February. That means no Daygame sessions apart from if I happen … Continue reading Hibernation Update →

In this post I’m going to talk about the concept of multipliers: a handy tool to help show where a beginner or intermediate Daygamer’s weak points lay. I’ll be going through my stats from 2018 (the last time I kept full stats for a year) and from my recent Prague trip (the last time I … Continue reading What’s Your Multiplier? →

Background As the old proverb goes: never let a crisis go to waste. While I’d rather the pandemic had never happened it did give me a great opportunity to lose weight. Since I didn’t need to go to work I could prepare my own food and measure it. Add to that the fact that restaurants, … Continue reading 40 lbs and Counting: My Weight Loss →

I recently heard someone say: “It’s not about how much you do, rather how often.” And I thought to myself, that’s a smart way to put it. We’re creatures of habit and so the best way to change yourself is to change your habits and make new and better ones. How does one do that? … Continue reading Creatures of Habit →