Post: #1

I'm traveling to Sydney this March for a couple of weeks with some friends. Just for background...we're black, over 35, stable financially, and looking to bang as a recreational past time. I've personally set an RVF challenge to capture seperate white, asian, indian, and aboriginal (progressively more difficult) flags while down under.

Anyone have any recent intel on the hot spots for Sydney or recommendations for places to stay. We'll most likely set up in the CBD, but are open to suggestions.

Post: #2

lol trust me u wont want to capture any aboriginal flags!

Post: #3

Aboriginal flag? Great bragging rights but I doubt you will want to do that once presented with the real world situation... Shuddering

Post: #4

lol....thanks for the heads up fellas. I thought there had to be at least 1 bangable native. Wasnt' there a 'cute' 400m olympic track star back in the day....'freeman'.

Well....i just googled her (Cathy Freeman), and she's probably a 10 to her kin after looking at others. It's likely that she was the best looking native in history. Sadly, that's works out to a 5 on my boner scale. Guess I'll switch to Maori's.

Post: #5

The only (relatively) good looking aboriginals are the tribe in the SW of Western Australia, south of Nyoongars.

But that's not saying much.

You can get Ok looking mixed aboriginals but they tend to have appalling diets and its degrades them anyways.

Freeman isn't known as good looking in anyones language.

For logistics, hard to say, Sydney is a vast city but I would advise to stay either along a railway line or just to the east of the CBD, such as Randwick, as your stay is only a few weeks.

Even forget the northern beaches such as Manly for such a short stay.

Try either pyrmont apartments on the western CBD side, or the inlets north of kings cross such as Elizabeth Bay, Darling Bay or Rushcutters Bay of the eastern CBD fringe.

The latter will cost a lot, but you will capture something unique. Sydney does have the best habour in the world, you want to live on it, if only for a few weeks.

Post: #6

Any place around the city should be fine as its not that big. It will cost you a bit but will be worth it especially if your only staying a couple weeks and looking to bang alot. If you want to stay near the beach id say either Bondi ( full of easy tourists) or Coogee beach would be your best bets. Again accomodation will be expensive near the beaches but worth it for the few weeks you are here

In regards to night life, top places would be:

In the City:
Ivy, Establishment, Marquee ( which has recently inside th Casino), Bar 100, Opera Bar, Bar 333

Kings Cross ( which about a 10 minute cab ride from the city)

Hugos, World Bar, Sapphire, Trademark. There is plenty more bars/clubs/stripclubs in Kings Cross that are all within walking distance as well. Some of them can be quite seedy though.

Surry hills which is also about a 10 minute fride from the City has alot of different bars, pubs as well but im not too familiar with them

Black guys do well here especially if from America and have some game and $$. For talent wise, best places def woud be Ivy, Establishment, Hugos and Marquee on thu-sat nights. Be warned though Sydney has some of the worst security, doorman people in the world so dress well and as always if you have girls with you it will make it easier. Also most of the places have cover charges from $20 to $30.

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Any other questions let me know

Post: #7

Aboriginal girls are almost universally ugly. Maori girls are better, but still unattractive.

(01-03-2013 12:39 AM)T and A Man Wrote:  For logistics, hard to say, Sydney is a vast city but I would advise to stay either along a railway line or just to the east of the CBD, such as Randwick, as your stay is only a few weeks.

Even forget the northern beaches such as Manly for such a short stay.

I've stayed in the Randwick area before (close to Coogee beach and the University of New South Wales) and the logistics there aren't good if you're trying to pull girls back there from the venues in the CBD. There's no train line there, only bus and I don't recall that even operating after dark. If you have a car it's around a 20 minute drive. It's a great area no doubt, but not for a bang mission.

For what it's worth, I think G stayed in a hotel overlooking Manly beach when he was in Sydney.

Post: #8

I know randiwck is pretty poor for logistics. But I've inferred that as its limits.

Any further out from Randwick, even Maroubra or Eastgardens, and it's downright horrible.

Manly is only good if you stick to Manly and Neutral Bay, and heading all the way to Oz for 2 suburbs I wouldn't fathom is sought after.

Bondi is even further away from the CBD than Randwick.

I'm not dismissing these two, but unless you're making the beach the focus of your trip, then you're going to be far away from everything else.

Now, Ivy and Establishment are horrible recommendations for bars, guys here on RVF want to escape entitled princesses, not walk into their den. Kings Cross is full of flea ridden backpackers, they are found in every country... to head all the way to Australia for backpackers is not a good goal.

As I said, you want to go somewhere and taste what it has to offer that no one else does. Add it how expensive Sydney is, you want to ensure the best. A harbourside apartment in Sydney is hard to top anywhere in the world.

This is the sort of view you want from your room in Sydney (taken from Kirribili, north side of the harbour

Post: #9

"Now, Ivy and Establishment are horrible recommendations for bars, guys here on RVF want to escape entitled princesses, not walk into their den"


I do agree with this BUT there is some great talent from all over the world there to be had if you have game, i also have a few black friends from the states who whenever we go to these places kill it everytime!!!..Wether it's their exotic factor, direct game they use or girls wanting to show off fo their friends by getting with a "black man" Either way they always get some.

Post: #10

You'd want to stay in the CBD itself, as far south as Surry Hills which is 5km away (3 miles)

Kings Cross is an option, 2 train stations from the CBD and has a variety of clubs and strip clubs.

id say get a place at Pyrmont, right next to the city (5 minute walk if that) and the Sydney Harbour. Also right next to a tonne of train stations so you can hit up Kings Cross and Newtown with ease, short cab ride to Surry Hills

Bondi Beach would be better for day visits, not as many night time options as the CBD/Kings Cross, don't base yourself there.

Manly on the other side of the bridge is also worth checking out.

I'd base myself on outskirts of city/Pyrmont.

Not to miss out on anything, check out;
Surry Hills - Newtown - Kings Cross - Bondi - Manly

Post: #11

Yeah, I thought about the black man provisio after I posted, and that would be the exception to the rule.

Post: #12

Fantastic intel! T and A Man, Freddy_1, P Dog, and Big Poppa +1

We were debating about staying at one of the beaches; however, we're not heading there to tan, so a CBD spot with a harbour view and close to the trains will be the goal.

I read about the 'american black man' affect in OZ within some of the RVF threads, and I plan to either confirm or dispell those thoughts as we hit up as many clubs/bars as possible to see what being 'exotic' is all about.

By the way, this trip will coincide with the Final Four March Madness in the states so we'll be very familiar with the casino. What other day game options/venues would you recommend?

Post: #13

Beaches for day game. Catching the ferry from Circular Quay to Manly in the day is a great opportunity in its own right. Public transport (thus subsidised and dirt cheap) for 25 minutes in the middle a the harbour. You can't escape and go 'this is my stop' every 2 minutes.

Other day venues, perhaps some cultural centres, Circular Quay, perhaps Oxford st east of Taylor Square. Sydney's CBD shopping areas are too frantic for effective day game, compared to say Melbourne. Sydney suburbia is dire. The blue mountains can offer.. well it used to... something. Not great odds, but I used to enjoy absailing out there, and there was a hippy village sort of vibe out there.

But generally return to your pad from the beach around 5-7pm, wash and head out.

The night life areas are concentrated in the CBD and its fringe, particularly Paddington, Kings Cross, Surry Hills and Newtown. The last being a little bit further out. You wouldn't call it fringe but a seperate area.

Thus your logistics should focus on that, bringing people back after the sun goes down, that is why I would pad up in or near the CBD.

Any day game prospects should be closed with 'meet me at <insert night game venue>'.

Night game closes with alerting people to the fact your pad has a harbour view.

Morning after should focus on telling chicks 'the closest bus stop is at the end of the block and turn right. Nice meeting you!'

Post: #14

Must admit, I chuckled when I saw aboriginal flag in that opening post, let's just say nobody really goes around looking for them in Australia.

Post: #15

How about the 'progressively more difficult' bit?

Post: #16

Forgot to mention Darling Harbour in the city as well for night game options.. Check out Bungalow 8, The Loft, Cargo bar and Pontoon ( especially if you like Asian girls).

Darling harbour and beaches would be your best bet for day game I'd say.


Be prepared for early mornings for march madness due to the time difference,especially when they have day games. I was late to work just about everyday it was on last year.

If you guys play ball some good courts are at a place called KGV which is right next to the harbour bridge.

In regards to the "exotic" factor it's the whole RnB, rap culture influence from America that the woman here go crazy for and your accents. If i were you my story would be your doing promotional work for Chris Brown, Drake etc etc and are checking out spots they should visit when they get here or something similar to that...

Post: #17

(01-02-2013 05:13 PM)Player X Wrote:  Guess I'll switch to Maori's.

Maori's are pretty terrible too, they have huge manly bodies, ugly faces and pop out a LOT of kids (Definitely don't hit it raw). Again, it'd be dumpster diving, very rarely see attractive Maori's and it's definitely not something people boast about banging around here.

(01-03-2013 08:54 AM)T and A Man Wrote:  How about the 'progressively more difficult' bit?

Hahaha - I really didn't know how to react to that.

Post: #18

forget staying in manly-too far from the city..although get to the wharf bar in manly on a sunday afternoon/night..super talent.

get as close to the city as possible...lots of talent in sydney

Post: #19

In Sydney, I'd recommend staying in the Ultimo/Pyrmont (high East Asian Population), King's Cross/Elizabeth Bay/Darlinghurst (nightlife, harbour, backpackers), or Glebe (students, hippie sorts). All are close to the centre of town.

As for the native Australian, there some attractive ones to be found - but mostly very young (note - age of consent here is 16).

If you want the real Australian experience, you might consider heading west over the mountains, and staying for a few days in a country town with a high Aboriginal population. My suggestion would be Cowra - about three or four hours drive from Sydney (you'll have to get a car, and drive on the side of the road that you're not used to - there's really no other practical way to get there and get away again). Stay in a pub - not a motel - and drink there in the evening. Walk down the street, and have a beer in each of the other pubs you find as well.

This is all theoretical on my part - I (a white Australian) have lived in both country Australia and Sydney (more recently), but do not have the Aboriginal flag (I didn't actively seek it, when I was young and lived in the bush).

I think that your 'exotic capital' in a (relatively) obscure country town like Cowra would be pretty high.

Post: #20

Yo....I just returned from Sydney. I was there for two weeks....here are my thoughts:

Accomodations: I stayed in the Oaks Goldsbrough Apartments/Hotel in Pyrmont...address is 243 Pyrmont Street. This place was fantastic in regards to logistics. A metro station was directly across the street. I could walk to Darling Harbour, the mall, and the casino. There were two of us in this apartment (2 bedrooms). If you stay here, get an upper level room with harbour view. At night, you can't beat the city lights....most chicks never see this view 'cause it's sort of an expensive area to live. There is a work out room and pool. Neither are anything special, but you can burn off some calories if needed.

Food: Shit was expensive! There were four of us all together. We were eating at all of the tourist spots in Darling Harbour, so we were gouged on the prices. No problem, but if you do that be prepared to drop approx $50 a meal. I'd recommend Hurricanes as the best spot for ribs/steak/burgers. Their 'Hurricane' cocktail was magnificent. There was a cafe next to the hotel, so you could eat there for breakfast or lunch....at around $15 - $20. we routinely ate at 'Pancakes on the Rocks' for breakfast (also in the Darling Harbour Mall). If you want to get away for a cool spot to eat...go to 'Bill's' in Surry Hills for breakfast and 'Cafe Martini' in Newtown for drinks and a bit to eat. On Sunday 'Cafe Martini' will have a free bbq spread in the afternoon and the DJ's spin old school hip hop....nice! The Opera Bar next to the opera house was also a fantastic place to grab some eats and pick up. The after work talent here was amazing.

Activities: Well, we did it all. Tour the Opera House and get the low down on the structure, and take pics of the most iconic building in Aus. Walk from Bondi to Coogee beach if you have two hours to spare. The views are spectacular...the girls sunbathing with tops off and the natural beach/cliff/ocean scenary too. We also took a ferry to Manly Beach....not much to see here...doesn't compare to the talent on Bondi. Climb the Harbour Bridge and test your manhood...we did it in the rain....not fun/but an adventure. Lastly, we spent alot of time and money at the Star Casino. A fun place when you're winning, but really not much action here. Seemed like all of the dealers were dudes...yuck!

Women: I'm from the states, and these women have americans beat by a long shot when it comes to body type, attitude, and style. Maybe it's all the walking or outdoors activities but the sheer number of fine, thin, and atheletic white, asian, and indian women were mind boggling to me and my friends. On any busy corner within the CBD (Central Business District), the tourists spots, mall, or beach I saw many women I would game personally....just can't get to the all.

Clubs:
Trademark in KingsCross - tuesday was backpacker night. They played hip hop. The crowd was ok. Apparently backpackers are leaving now that it's turning to Autumn in Sydney. On Thursdays, the crowd here is geared towards Euro/Aussies. More techno. Not much talent, but girls came and went all night. I can't remember the name of the joint, but there is a bar/cafe upstairs on the same corner as this club that is a great pregame spot. Chicks were in groups and open for openers.

The Loft on Kings St Wharf (Darling Harbour) - fantastic spot on Thurs, Fri, or Sat night. This is a lounge with a dance floor that plays hip hop. I've been lots of places and have never seen a ratio that favored women to men like this place. At least 4:1, and the dudes were not gaming at all! Dance floor was packed with girls dancing by themselves. By the way, 18 gets you in the club. I'm 40, and was getting hit on all night. I was like a kid in a candy store.

Pontoon on Darling Harbour just down the street from the Loft - On Friday it's all Asians and hip hop. Need I say more? The same lame dudes were there except they were mainly asian and some white knights holding purses...lol! Saturdays, this spot is more frat boy with the techno blarring.

Home Bar on Darling Harbour. I may have the name wrong, but you can't miss this spot. It's got 3 levels, there playing hip hop and techno throughout the joint. Nothing but young girls and guys. Easy pickings.

Now, there are other places we went to as well. Soda Factory on Sunday for backpackers where they played Hip Hop (place was a sausage festival!), Ivy (supposed to be great, we never went), The Establishment (salsa, but no need to go there when La Sida on Darling Harbour is where are the south americans go), XO....hip hop joint at Marquee (in the Casino...not bad).

Flags: Here is where I confirm the 'black guys are killing it' statement in Sydney. If this isn't the black man's poosy paradise, I don't know where it can be found. As americans, we had high value. As african americans, we were untouchable. No lie. All of the clubs I listed were full of IOIs when we walked in the spot. We were there two weeks, and the first week my boy hooked up with a nice aussie of greek descent, and another white chick he shored from Porkey's strip joint in KingsCross. I had an asian chick I met come up to the room for a drink after clubbling (Pontoon)...we talked while looking at the skyline by night and I was fucking soon after. Why? Mainly 'cause they loved the accent and the fact that we were black. The asian chick said it was like being with a celebrity...lol.

My biggest accomplishment was one that was totally unexpected. I mentioned the 'gym' in our apartment was just 'ok'. My boy found a spot call Hard Candy Fitness very close to Darling Harbour (6 minute jog). I went one day as I needed a real work out, and there was a very cute light skinned black chick working the front desk. When I checked in, I didn't have my ID, so I had to talk to her and the manager a bit...explaining that I was an american just looking for a day pass. It cost about $17, so I gave them a $20. I could see there was some interest from the chick, and I told her to hold the change until after working out. Later, she asked if I wanted the change as I was getting ready to leave, I told her she could give it to me later when we went out for dinner. Got the number, took her out the next day, smashed like never before in the hotel room....btw, the sound of a girl (she was 18) taking some good D for the first time is the type of affirmation I seek when I'm on the prowl...unbelievably sexy. Anyway, this light skinned, hazel eyed, blonde hair, slim beauty was aboriginal! Yep....I got this amazing flag and even I can't believe it. Totally unexpected...fully satisfied (smashed at least 4 more times).

Post: #21

(04-09-2013 12:17 PM)Player X Wrote:  Yo....I just returned from Sydney. I was there for two weeks....here are my thoughts:

Accomodations: I stayed in the Oaks Goldsbrough Apartments/Hotel in Pyrmont...address is 243 Pyrmont Street. This place was fantastic in regards to logistics. A metro station was directly across the street. I could walk to Darling Harbour, the mall, and the casino. There were two of us in this apartment (2 bedrooms). If you stay here, get an upper level room with harbour view. At night, you can't beat the city lights....most chicks never see this view 'cause it's sort of an expensive area to live. There is a work out room and pool. Neither are anything special, but you can burn off some calories if needed.

Food: Shit was expensive! There were four of us all together. We were eating at all of the tourist spots in Darling Harbour, so we were gouged on the prices. No problem, but if you do that be prepared to drop approx $50 a meal. I'd recommend Hurricanes as the best spot for ribs/steak/burgers. Their 'Hurricane' cocktail was magnificent. There was a cafe next to the hotel, so you could eat there for breakfast or lunch....at around $15 - $20. we routinely ate at 'Pancakes on the Rocks' for breakfast (also in the Darling Harbour Mall). If you want to get away for a cool spot to eat...go to 'Bill's' in Surry Hills for breakfast and 'Cafe Martini' in Newtown for drinks and a bit to eat. On Sunday 'Cafe Martini' will have a free bbq spread in the afternoon and the DJ's spin old school hip hop....nice! The Opera Bar next to the opera house was also a fantastic place to grab some eats and pick up. The after work talent here was amazing.

Activities: Well, we did it all. Tour the Opera House and get the low down on the structure, and take pics of the most iconic building in Aus. Walk from Bondi to Coogee beach if you have two hours to spare. The views are spectacular...the girls sunbathing with tops off and the natural beach/cliff/ocean scenary too. We also took a ferry to Manly Beach....not much to see here...doesn't compare to the talent on Bondi. Climb the Harbour Bridge and test your manhood...we did it in the rain....not fun/but an adventure. Lastly, we spent alot of time and money at the Star Casino. A fun place when you're winning, but really not much action here. Seemed like all of the dealers were dudes...yuck!

Women: I'm from the states, and these women have americans beat by a long shot when it comes to body type, attitude, and style. Maybe it's all the walking or outdoors activities but the sheer number of fine, thin, and atheletic white, asian, and indian women were mind boggling to me and my friends. On any busy corner within the CBD (Central Business District), the tourists spots, mall, or beach I saw many women I would game personally....just can't get to the all.

Clubs:
Trademark in KingsCross - tuesday was backpacker night. They played hip hop. The crowd was ok. Apparently backpackers are leaving now that it's turning to Autumn in Sydney. On Thursdays, the crowd here is geared towards Euro/Aussies. More techno. Not much talent, but girls came and went all night. I can't remember the name of the joint, but there is a bar/cafe upstairs on the same corner as this club that is a great pregame spot. Chicks were in groups and open for openers.

The Loft on Kings St Wharf (Darling Harbour) - fantastic spot on Thurs, Fri, or Sat night. This is a lounge with a dance floor that plays hip hop. I've been lots of places and have never seen a ratio that favored women to men like this place. At least 4:1, and the dudes were not gaming at all! Dance floor was packed with girls dancing by themselves. By the way, 18 gets you in the club. I'm 40, and was getting hit on all night. I was like a kid in a candy store.

Pontoon on Darling Harbour just down the street from the Loft - On Friday it's all Asians and hip hop. Need I say more? The same lame dudes were there except they were mainly asian and some white knights holding purses...lol! Saturdays, this spot is more frat boy with the techno blarring.

Home Bar on Darling Harbour. I may have the name wrong, but you can't miss this spot. It's got 3 levels, there playing hip hop and techno throughout the joint. Nothing but young girls and guys. Easy pickings.

Now, there are other places we went to as well. Soda Factory on Sunday for backpackers where they played Hip Hop (place was a sausage festival!), Ivy (supposed to be great, we never went), The Establishment (salsa, but no need to go there when La Sida on Darling Harbour is where are the south americans go), XO....hip hop joint at Marquee (in the Casino...not bad).

Flags: Here is where I confirm the 'black guys are killing it' statement in Sydney. If this isn't the black man's poosy paradise, I don't know where it can be found. As americans, we had high value. As african americans, we were untouchable. No lie. All of the clubs I listed were full of IOIs when we walked in the spot. We were there two weeks, and the first week my boy hooked up with a nice aussie of greek descent, and another white chick he shored from Porkey's strip joint in KingsCross. I had an asian chick I met come up to the room for a drink after clubbling (Pontoon)...we talked while looking at the skyline by night and I was fucking soon after. Why? Mainly 'cause they loved the accent and the fact that we were black. The asian chick said it was like being with a celebrity...lol.

My biggest accomplishment was one that was totally unexpected. I mentioned the 'gym' in our apartment was just 'ok'. My boy found a spot call Hard Candy Fitness very close to Darling Harbour (6 minute jog). I went one day as I needed a real work out, and there was a very cute light skinned black chick working the front desk. When I checked in, I didn't have my ID, so I had to talk to her and the manager a bit...explaining that I was an american just looking for a day pass. It cost about $17, so I gave them a $20. I could see there was some interest from the chick, and I told her to hold the change until after working out. Later, she asked if I wanted the change as I was getting ready to leave, I told her she could give it to me later when we went out for dinner. Got the number, took her out the next day, smashed like never before in the hotel room....btw, the sound of a girl (she was 18) taking some good D for the first time is the type of affirmation I seek when I'm on the prowl...unbelievably sexy. Anyway, this light skinned, hazel eyed, blonde hair, slim beauty was aboriginal! Yep....I got this amazing flag and even I can't believe it. Totally unexpected...fully satisfied (smashed at least 4 more times).

That's what I'm talkin' about. Sydney (as well as the rest of Oz), has always been off da hizzay for the brothas. The big difference is back in the day -- prices were very reasonable. The greenback was buying about A$ 1.80 back in the early 2000s. But, the ladiez have always been down with brothas. The '90s there were off da hizzay too.

Post: #22

i lived in darling habour for a few years and the easiest places to pick up there would be

The Star casino ( watch out for hustlers, they are very slick) it has clubs etc.. onsite and you can game women on the gaming floor
Pyrmont Bridge Hotel - full of tourists and easy lays ( i lived close by so my logistics were great)
King St Warf - Multiple pubs like bunglo8, The Loft etc...but more prone to entitled princesses however lots of 7's and above
Pontoon - easy women abound, in fact most of darling habour precinct is good if you got good game

Any CBD pub where tourists hang out like the irish pubs, same goes for The rocks area, full of hard drinking tourist women and locals

Other good places are Surry Hills - Crown St, food and pubs , most of which are very good i.e The Clock Hotel and Whitehorse , lots of 7's + at the clock on a busy night.

Oxford St CBD - trashy women but easy lays at places like Q Bar, Kinsella's etc..etc..

Someone mentioned Kings Cross already so i wont cover it, i hate the place anyway for various reasons i wont go into but please watch each others backs if you do venture there.

Glebe Point Rd Glebe - Some very nice wine bars have sprung up there now and they rock for picking up or taking women to for a nice time. there is great food there as well.

Newtown - Main St - lots going on and lots of easy women at the pubs.

Bondi -quite a few good pubs there

Neutral Bay - The Oaks Hotel - very big, very busy , good food and decent women.

North Sydney - Fire House - Thursday and Fridays, Tree House same nights, Corner Bar, same nights....office women that tend to drink too much

As to where to stay I think the CBD, Pyrmont/Darling Harbor or Surry Hills is your best bet using cost + reward + logistics + facilities as the formula , or on the Harbour if you can swing the cost but expect to pay top dollar for a short term stay in a dope pad.

hope this helps and good luck with the trip

Post: #23

yep big black buff guys kill in oz. i remember being in a club years ago and two big black buff americans were in there. girls were throwing themselves at them. walked out to go to another club and these two dudes had two girls int he back of this limo rooting them in the car park..no shit. maybe they were celebrities..fuck knows.

Post: #24

Good to see you had a good time Player X, just as i thought you would!

Post: #25

Thanks, Global Baller...Freddy_1 and others...

I took the trip based on what I read here on RooshV. It was cool to try all the spots and get the results. Hopefully, someone else will see this thread follow the advice and get to game some fine aussies!

I'm already planning a return trip. I couldn't shake the aboriginal chick...lol. She's fallen hook, line, and sinker, and I know I left alot on the table just keeping her happy dreaming about america. Oh well, a player could have worse problems.

Loki...your advice is pretty spot on. I already took the trip, and made it to most of the places you listed. I didn't do the Star Casino correctly. The club Marquee...was packed with Asians one night, and I was too late to get a table, which is my preference at these Vegas style places. There is a smaller bar/lounge called 'Cherry' at the casino as well, which had a constant flow of milfs and short dresses that i never got to while gambling.