Man Claims 111 Bumble Matches in 10 Minutes at Bengaluru Airport, Leaves Internet in Disbelief

Leaves Internet in Disbelief: X user Ankit shared a screenshot of the matches he made on a dating app on the social media platform Sunday. It was leaving Indians agape when a fellow by the name of Ankit said he managed to score 111 matches merely 10 minutes after using the app in the bustling Bengaluru airport.

It looks pretty much like Tinder or Bumble- the screenshot features a section for "Chats" that reads: "Your matches" with a number of matches-111. Ankit also placed emojis on top of the profile pictures of the women who matched with him.

“10 minutes of bored swiping at Bangalore airport is all you need,” he wrote on X.

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The reactions

By having collected more than 2 lakh views with significant reactions within a single day, the post has also sparked various comments under it that seem to range between fun and disbelief.

“I gotta see your profile,” wrote one person, to whom Ankit replied saying: “At a certain point in my life I made 8L selling mentorship for Bumble. The bottom line is- it's not about how you look but what you look like. I am 5'9" and probably not very handsome.”

“My brain can never fathom a man getting so many likes tbvh,” another X user admitted.

“111 matches! Is that even possible?” a third questioned. “My mind was blown when I first saw. But then makes sense, there are certain traits that stand out. Ones who possess those get higher attention,” X user Mehul added.

The strategy

To answer all the queries flowing in, Ankit put a follow-up post on his dating app strategy. He mentioned that "getting more than 100 matches an hour pretty reasonable", and for some-by getting 6 to 7 times more than him- students are getting.

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He explained how everyone can get more matches on dating apps: beginning by telling how he set his preference for over women aged 21.

“Don't swipe. Buy premium. Swipe only on people who swipe on you. This keeps your likelihood to match (elo) as 100%,” he said.

Next, Ankit advised including pictures with animals in one’s profile - but not dogs.

Then Ankit said add photographs with animals to your profile-but avoid dogs. “Dogs are out of fashion. I do equestrian so that helps,” he wrote.

He said, "Be very particular about the pictures, avoid dark pictures". “In general getting clicked where everyone is getting clicked is a bad idea. Cultural context and sustainable sources of attention are more suitable. If you're in Bangalore, pictures from Europe work. If you're in Europe pictures from Bangalore work,” said the X user.

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