I recently joined this club as a female member.

Maezawa from the club’s executive office here—I’ll answer this as well. > Do the staff take care to ensure that every woman receives roughly the same number of offers…? What we mean by “taking that into account” is the class system. We assign women to different classes based on the expectation that they’ll receive roughly a certain number of offers in that class. Other than that, there isn’t any particular adjustment made. However, if I feel during the interview that a woman has a genuinely good personality, I’ll include that impression in her club profile comments. A man might read that and think, “If she’s really that nice, I’d like to meet her,” and make an offer. I don’t think knowing the average number of offers is all that useful. Women who receive no offers are also included when calculating the average. So even if many women receive five offers in their first month, including those who receive none could bring the average down to something like 2.5. You can probably understand this better by looking up how “averages” work. Also, offers tend to be more frequent in the first month and then gradually decrease. For example, someone might receive five offers in the first month, two the next month, and one the month after that. That said, the way this declines varies from person to person. No one knows what will happen in the future, so I think it’s better to approach it with the mindset that you might receive zero offers next month.

I’m in Seattle. I’m just going by gut feeling, but in the first month after joining, I’d say the average is about two, with a median of one. You’re seeing a lot.

I’m Kazu, a male member. There’s a class system in place to prevent offers from being concentrated among only certain women. In that sense, you could say the club takes care to ensure that every woman receives a reasonable number of offers—not too many and not too few. The question of how many offers women receive on average has been asked so many times that it’s almost tiring to search for it again. Try searching the Q&A section and you’ll find it.

I’m a male member who’s had pretty bad luck. This is just my personal impression, but: - Some Black-tier women are mixed in with Gold. - Some Platinum-tier women are mixed in with Standard. The person asking the question was probably supposed to be Platinum originally.