Long time lurker, first time poster. I want to give some value back to the board, because it has been immensely helpful for me over the last couple years. Thank you all for your thoughts and contributions here.
I spent three days in Winnipeg last month for work. I didn't have a ton of free time, but did log in to Bumble and Tinder and got more matches than I would have expected. I noticed that girls messaged more aggressively on both apps, and I got messages from a higher percentage of matches than usual on Bumble.
I ended up meeting a girl for drinks even though she said she didn't date guys from out of town. I asked her what the deal with dating in Winnipeg was, and she said that there are more girls than guys and the guys don't want to commit. Some quick research shows that she may have been right:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/s...-1.3444196
""Like many cities across Canada, Winnipeg has more women than men," said Marina Adshade, a professor of economics at the University of British Columbia who specializes in the economics of dating pools.
According to the latest data from Statistics Canada, there are nearly 22,000 more single women than men in the city's dating pool."
I spent about the same amount of time in the Toronto area, and got a similar number of responses online but very few girls messaged me on Bumble, and the response rate on both apps was much lower than in Winnipeg.
Walking around Winnipeg, I saw very few guys who were dressed well and in shape, so competition may not be as tough as in a bigger city like Toronto. The girls seem to be your standard-issue North American white girls, nothing too special, although there's plenty of diversity as well, including a large Filipino population. There were a few in the 7+ range, but volume wise not nearly as many as in a larger city like Toronto. My assumption is that in a town like this social circle game is key to accessing the top end girls.
I definitely got the vibe of a lot of wall-approaching and post-wall girls looking to lock down some beta bux. I am always up front about being from out of town to screen hard for this type. I usually return to the same couple towns for work, so I tell girls that too. A lot of times, I'll meet a girl on my first trip, stay in touch, and bang on the next.
I'm from the US, and in a town like Winnipeg that qualifies me as "exotic" to a degree. I got comments on my accent (nondescript Midwestern) and my "American confidence, bordering on arrogance"![[Image: american.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/new/american.gif)
The Exchange district and downtown both have plenty of bars, coffee shops, etc. to find girls. If a guy spent a summer here in an apartment in the Exchange district, I'm sure pulling girls would be like shooting fish in a barrel. I assume that it's a different story in the winter...
TLDR - Lots of available girls of mediocre quality with seemingly little competition. If you want to rack up the notches, rent an apartment in the Exchange district for a summer and go nuts. Americans get some credit for being "exotic" here.
I spent three days in Winnipeg last month for work. I didn't have a ton of free time, but did log in to Bumble and Tinder and got more matches than I would have expected. I noticed that girls messaged more aggressively on both apps, and I got messages from a higher percentage of matches than usual on Bumble.
I ended up meeting a girl for drinks even though she said she didn't date guys from out of town. I asked her what the deal with dating in Winnipeg was, and she said that there are more girls than guys and the guys don't want to commit. Some quick research shows that she may have been right:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/s...-1.3444196
""Like many cities across Canada, Winnipeg has more women than men," said Marina Adshade, a professor of economics at the University of British Columbia who specializes in the economics of dating pools.
According to the latest data from Statistics Canada, there are nearly 22,000 more single women than men in the city's dating pool."
I spent about the same amount of time in the Toronto area, and got a similar number of responses online but very few girls messaged me on Bumble, and the response rate on both apps was much lower than in Winnipeg.
Walking around Winnipeg, I saw very few guys who were dressed well and in shape, so competition may not be as tough as in a bigger city like Toronto. The girls seem to be your standard-issue North American white girls, nothing too special, although there's plenty of diversity as well, including a large Filipino population. There were a few in the 7+ range, but volume wise not nearly as many as in a larger city like Toronto. My assumption is that in a town like this social circle game is key to accessing the top end girls.
I definitely got the vibe of a lot of wall-approaching and post-wall girls looking to lock down some beta bux. I am always up front about being from out of town to screen hard for this type. I usually return to the same couple towns for work, so I tell girls that too. A lot of times, I'll meet a girl on my first trip, stay in touch, and bang on the next.
I'm from the US, and in a town like Winnipeg that qualifies me as "exotic" to a degree. I got comments on my accent (nondescript Midwestern) and my "American confidence, bordering on arrogance"
The Exchange district and downtown both have plenty of bars, coffee shops, etc. to find girls. If a guy spent a summer here in an apartment in the Exchange district, I'm sure pulling girls would be like shooting fish in a barrel. I assume that it's a different story in the winter...
TLDR - Lots of available girls of mediocre quality with seemingly little competition. If you want to rack up the notches, rent an apartment in the Exchange district for a summer and go nuts. Americans get some credit for being "exotic" here.