I usually do a lot of road clubbing. And in a lot of places I'm at there's a chance I won't be back for a long time if ever. So if I'm going to make something happen, be it ITC/OTC or whatever I got to do it then and there.
But I've been doing some recent stuff near me and it got me thinking, you know what maybe I could kinda slow play it a little bit. I could always get more done on round 2 or 3 because the place is like 20 minutes from me. It's a different kind of thing, lets me be a more laid back. My question is what sense of pace in a club and do you play the long game? youtube.com


I'm the exact opposite. I do all my clubbing locally, and really just in one club that I like a lot. And (at least right now) I'm very happy in my rut. There's enough turn over at my regular club where my "variety" itch gets scratched. I'm a regular with a good reputation, so I usually don't have a problem getting the attention of a dancer I'm interested in. There is no sense of urgency when I go to a club. If I don't have a great visit, then I know that I can try again anytime later. Lastly, it's nice develop a relationship with several dancers over time. Granted, it's a purely club-based relationship with the occasional OTC, but it's the reason why I don't deal with a lot of ROBs or drama.
So, I'm definitely in the long game camp.