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It’s common thought that lack of success online = You’re ugly and it’s game over. But I’ve realized that tinder’s algorithm actually does anything and everything to sabotage your success. Let’s start with observation number 1
You’ll dig this @pancakemouse
1. phenotype matching. When I used tinder as myself, then made an experimental profile of a generic white guy who never used tinder, we’re both being shown a different set of girls. I’m shown to the same flakes/time wasters and he’s shown to and matched with girls actually willing to meet. I then proved this by using a 10/10 chad and matching both my set of matches and my fake 5/10 white guys set
My first observation is that tinder will match regular account resetters with flakes not serious about meeting up, without necessarily shadow banning them. I figured this out by matching all the girls I matched on both accounts as a chadfish and trying to set up a date
So to explain what I did I made 3 accounts
Profile A - my real pics
Profile B - average white friend pics
Profile C - highly desirable chadfish
My real pics had 10-15 matches, and so did my average fake guy. I tried setting up girls on both accounts to meet me, and the average fake guy had way more success.
Finally I asked out the girls who flaked on my real pics to a date as the chadfish. And none of them agreed. They all needed to “know my chadfish more” This means tinder has a hidden agenda to match some users with rigged profiles.
Next I asked out girls who matched my 5/10 white guy as the 8/10 chad and all said yes to meeting both accounts, meaning these girls were open to meeting from the beginning nomatter the guys looks level.
Tinder will recognize new faces and give them the best possible leads so they keep coming back and paying
Finally I tried something different. I used an average, new white guy face and swapped his photos to my real photos after getting new matches. These are Tinder’s Crem de la Creme matches reserved for new users, aaaannd guess what it worked. They agreed to meet my real face. This is known as the golden switch according to Marc Zirby, except I don’t use a male model to do it. I switched from an average guy to an above average guy (me). The problem with using a model is you’ll match the most shallow girls on the app and they’ll be disappointed after you do the switch.
2. Types of shadow bans
technically my first observation can be considered a ban, I’ll dub it the “phenotype ban” but let’s get into the more realistic ones
1. Arkose labs. Normally when you get this, it means none of your messages sent previously actually went through, until you have solved this stupid puzzle. I notice after solving it, my matches go up again. If this pops up, make sure to re open the matches who previously didn’t respond. I guarantee they’ll read it this time
2. Profile verification.
You actually don’t need to verify your photo is prompted because then your account will be stuck waiting to verify (FOREVER). @pancakemouse can attest to this
What you do instead is click something really quick (like backspace) then click again to bypass. Even though this keeps popping up, your account ISN’T SHADOWBANNED.
3. You swipe gold matches and they don’t match with you. This is the most annoying one because girls can see your profile and the number in your top left corner goes up. BUT you literally can’t do anything about it.
I also noticed if you try to delete your account after, nothing happens. It won’t delete.
4. Message ban. Sometimes if you use an opener more than once, the opener itself will be hidden
Section 2: how do diagnose a shadowban without wasting time.
This is simple and requires a dummy gay account opened in another web browser. Set the gay guy to straight but looking for guys. Then set your account to looking for guys after creation, set the gay guy radius to 2km and swipe your legit account ASAP. Match eachother.
Then send your dummy account the opener to see if they receive it. If you can’t see your messages you are shadow banned. If you can, it means girls are just ignoring you.
How to fix a shadow ban:
You can’t really do much but I know a few ways which aren’t exactly ethical.
1. Use another guys pics then switch to your own. Sometimes girls see the switch but don’t care as long as you’re better than the guy you used.
2. Use a deepfake or a dopplegänger. I use this because some girls hate me in my city and report my account. I don’t want them to recognize me so I use this method to go incognito mode
3. Just stop using tinder and cold approach. Due to the low odds when doing “day game” it is not my cup of tea. But you can still succeed from it. There is no algorithm stopping you in real life.
You’ll dig this @pancakemouse
1. phenotype matching. When I used tinder as myself, then made an experimental profile of a generic white guy who never used tinder, we’re both being shown a different set of girls. I’m shown to the same flakes/time wasters and he’s shown to and matched with girls actually willing to meet. I then proved this by using a 10/10 chad and matching both my set of matches and my fake 5/10 white guys set
My first observation is that tinder will match regular account resetters with flakes not serious about meeting up, without necessarily shadow banning them. I figured this out by matching all the girls I matched on both accounts as a chadfish and trying to set up a date
So to explain what I did I made 3 accounts
Profile A - my real pics
Profile B - average white friend pics
Profile C - highly desirable chadfish
My real pics had 10-15 matches, and so did my average fake guy. I tried setting up girls on both accounts to meet me, and the average fake guy had way more success.
Finally I asked out the girls who flaked on my real pics to a date as the chadfish. And none of them agreed. They all needed to “know my chadfish more” This means tinder has a hidden agenda to match some users with rigged profiles.
Next I asked out girls who matched my 5/10 white guy as the 8/10 chad and all said yes to meeting both accounts, meaning these girls were open to meeting from the beginning nomatter the guys looks level.
Tinder will recognize new faces and give them the best possible leads so they keep coming back and paying
Finally I tried something different. I used an average, new white guy face and swapped his photos to my real photos after getting new matches. These are Tinder’s Crem de la Creme matches reserved for new users, aaaannd guess what it worked. They agreed to meet my real face. This is known as the golden switch according to Marc Zirby, except I don’t use a male model to do it. I switched from an average guy to an above average guy (me). The problem with using a model is you’ll match the most shallow girls on the app and they’ll be disappointed after you do the switch.
2. Types of shadow bans
technically my first observation can be considered a ban, I’ll dub it the “phenotype ban” but let’s get into the more realistic ones
1. Arkose labs. Normally when you get this, it means none of your messages sent previously actually went through, until you have solved this stupid puzzle. I notice after solving it, my matches go up again. If this pops up, make sure to re open the matches who previously didn’t respond. I guarantee they’ll read it this time
2. Profile verification.
You actually don’t need to verify your photo is prompted because then your account will be stuck waiting to verify (FOREVER). @pancakemouse can attest to this
What you do instead is click something really quick (like backspace) then click again to bypass. Even though this keeps popping up, your account ISN’T SHADOWBANNED.
3. You swipe gold matches and they don’t match with you. This is the most annoying one because girls can see your profile and the number in your top left corner goes up. BUT you literally can’t do anything about it.
I also noticed if you try to delete your account after, nothing happens. It won’t delete.
4. Message ban. Sometimes if you use an opener more than once, the opener itself will be hidden
Section 2: how do diagnose a shadowban without wasting time.
This is simple and requires a dummy gay account opened in another web browser. Set the gay guy to straight but looking for guys. Then set your account to looking for guys after creation, set the gay guy radius to 2km and swipe your legit account ASAP. Match eachother.
Then send your dummy account the opener to see if they receive it. If you can’t see your messages you are shadow banned. If you can, it means girls are just ignoring you.
How to fix a shadow ban:
You can’t really do much but I know a few ways which aren’t exactly ethical.
1. Use another guys pics then switch to your own. Sometimes girls see the switch but don’t care as long as you’re better than the guy you used.
2. Use a deepfake or a dopplegänger. I use this because some girls hate me in my city and report my account. I don’t want them to recognize me so I use this method to go incognito mode
3. Just stop using tinder and cold approach. Due to the low odds when doing “day game” it is not my cup of tea. But you can still succeed from it. There is no algorithm stopping you in real life.
