I think everyone who enjoys day game needs to check out this website. https://filterbuy.com/resources/across-the-nation/most-and-least-densely-populated-cities/ It lists the top US cities in terms of population density.

New york is #1 with a population density of 27,747.9 people per square mile.

Why is this list important you may ask? Because when you do day game in a city, its a numbers game, and you want to be able to approach as many women as possible, get as many numbers as possible, in the shortest amount of time. New York city has been nicknamed a playground for the single guy, and anyone who lives there is lucky and needs to take advantage of it. When you have 27,747.9 people per square mile around you, thats alot of women. I unfortunately do not live in new york city, as I live on the west coast of the USA right now, however I have thought of moving there or to some of the other cities on the list on the website I showed above.

If your into day game I think it would behoove of anyone to check out the list and think wisely on which cities you want to move too.

There are a few exceptions though. For example #2 on the list is San Francisco with a population density of 18,790.8, which is still impressive. However, I have been told that San Francisco has a very bad male to female ratio due to silicon valley and the tech jobs there, so its more men than females in the city, similar to the situation in Seattle Washington, which was #9 on this list, however SF has a density twice as better than Seattle though. Both Seattle and San Francisco are two of the most liberal cities in America, so that could factor into too. To be honest, I would not choose SEATTLE or San Francisco to move too. Anyone from either of these two cities feel free to comment.

Some of the others on the list that look decent are Boston 14,362.6 per square mile or Chicago 11,846.5 people per square mile. Both these cities have a decent male to female ratio with more women due to the large amount of colleges in these two cities.

Los Angeles came up #10 on the list with a very "average" 8,476.4 per square mile. It goes to show that just because LA is the 2nd biggest city in the nation does not mean that it feels like a big city because its very spread out. Me being someone who used to live in LA though, I still would not mind living here though because it has good sunshine, beautiful latina women, and its still a big city, however watch out for the wild fires here.

I would not reccomend anyone to move to many of the southern state cities like Austin, Dallas, Houston, Anything in texas, because these cities are super spread out. Most of them had an average of 1000-2000 people per square mile, which is way lower than the list I showed.