They may choose regardless of class, but…
The staff take their work seriously, so when it comes to continuing an arrangement, you’ll naturally end up being matched mostly with Black (or Platinum) members—maybe almost exclusively. After all, if you’re a good match, it’s only natural that the staff and other people will recognize that too.
You’re probably placed in the Black class when the staff feel confident about you in terms of your looks, behavior, and various other qualities…
That said, if someone’s preferences are particularly unconventional, class may not matter at all. In fact, Gold or Standard might sometimes be a better fit.
I’m Rin, a female member of SALON.
I’m by no means a beautiful woman in Universe Club’s BLACK class.
Since I can’t show my face, I had only considered registering with SALON. I feel very lucky to have been accepted.
I don’t know much about Universe Club, so I can’t tell you how the two differ. But I’m glad I was able to register with SALON, and I’m grateful for the opportunity.
If you’re still undecided, why not go to a SALON interview?
Gold
Platinum
Black
Platinum
Platinum
Platinum
Black
Black
That’s the breakdown. My ace was also Platinum, so Platinum is the most common, followed by Black.
That said, the ones I give the largest allowances to are Platinum and Gold.
Two of my top three favorites are Gold, and the allowances I give them are also quite generous.
Yes, I offer to women in every class; I don’t choose whom to approach based on class.
Listing the classes of the women I’ve offered to, from most recent onward: Black, Gold, Gold, Salon, Platinum, Platinum, Gold, Gold, Platinum, Black, Salon, Platinum, Platinum, and Standard.
As for whether Black men submit more offers, this is based on older data, but I think this answer may be helpful:
https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/1163
You mentioned that you’re often introduced to wonderful Black members. However, if you’ve received even one offer from someone other than a Black male member, that means you aren’t Black.
That said, not every woman at Salon has the kind of looks associated with Black members, so even someone rated Platinum at Universe Club has a good chance of being accepted by Salon.
My understanding is that Salon isn’t simply a dating club where women who are even more beautiful than Black members are registered; it’s a club that operates differently from Universe Club.
Since male Salon members don’t choose whom to approach based on women’s profile photos, factors other than appearance are more likely to determine whether a match is arranged.
