I’m a female member, and I have a question about my own ranking.

I’m Taro, a male member. This is probably a stupid question, but I like probability theory, so I’ll answer it. If 90% of them were Black, then I assume the sample size was at least seven or eight people. With five people, it would be either 80% or 100%. Also, using the following data for the male membership breakdown—which is a little outdated— https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/1157 For example, let’s assume you’re Platinum and receive offers equally from all male members in classes you’re eligible for. The probability of receiving an offer from a Black member would be 550/(550+1432) = 28%. The probability of that happening five times in a row is 0.2%, and seven times in a row is 0.01%. If you were Gold or below, the probability would be even lower. So if you received Black offers five times in a row, I think there’s a high chance that you’re Black as well. What’s puzzling is that you also received offers from men outside the Black class. First, if by “outside Black” you mean offers where you couldn’t determine the man’s rank, then I think there’s a good chance those men were Black too. If there really were men outside the Black class, they may have changed classes midway through. The club would have had a reason for that—for example, they started out as Platinum but were upgraded to Black after receiving a flood of offers. But if that was the case, there should also have been a corresponding number of Platinum male members during that period when the offers were pouring in. Unless they were turning down offers, this possibility should probably be ruled out. As Tetsu, one of the other respondents, pointed out, perhaps those offers simply came through a special campaign. To get back to the main point, what are you going to do with the information about whether you’re Black or not? Isn’t the goal for a man who made you an offer to like you, and for you to build a good relationship with him that continues for a long time? If you want to feel superior to other women, you should prove yourself in an environment where you’re evaluated and compared—like hostess clubs, the sex industry, or AV, or perhaps competitions such as Miss Universe or Best Body. If you want rankings based on popularity, aim for the top in a world where those rankings exist. A dating club isn’t that kind of world. Personally, I think secretly comparing yourself to others there and thinking, “I’m in the upper ranks, teehee,” is incredibly creepy and pathetic. What do you think?

I’m Tetsu, a male member. If men below the Black tier are included, then it means she’s Platinum tier or below. That said, they occasionally run campaigns allowing men to make offers to women in higher tiers than their own, so Black isn’t entirely out of the question either, haha.

I’m a male member, Paper Airplane. If the proportion of Black members is that high, maybe some of them were promoted from Platinum to Black along the way.

Maezawa from the President’s Office here as well. It’s pretty simple: if 90% are Black and the remaining 10% are Platinum, then it seems your class would be: Below Platinum If your class is Black, then all the men would be Black-level members. > Do Black members date women from all different classes fairly evenly? Basically, many Black men check out women up to the Gold class. Of course, some Black men also look at women in the Standard class.

I’m Kazu, a male member. If it’s 90%, then they’re probably not a Black member. I’m Black, but I make offers across all classes, from Standard to Black, regardless of their class.