1. Name: ___Bob #1______ Yes No

2. Name: ___Sam #2______ Yes No

3. Name: ___Jon #3_______ Yes No

4. Name: ___Joe #4_______ Yes No

5. Name: ___Ben #5_______ Yes No

6. Name: _____________ Yes No

7. Name: _____________ Yes No

8. Name: _____________ Yes No

9. Name: _____________ Yes No

10. Name: _____________Yes No

Always write down your date's name and number
in the line that corresponds to your date's number.

Where to Sit
• When you arrive you will be assigned to a specific table with a number.
• Women stay at the same table.
• Men move from table to table.
• Men: Always move to the table with the next higher number. After 5 go to 6, etc.

Writing Down Your Date's Name
• Men: If you start at table 5, then write down your date's name and number in the blank next to number 5. When you move to table 6, write down your date's name and number in the blank next to number 6.
• Women: If you're assigned to table 5, write down your date's name and number in the blank next to number 5.
• Your next date will be bachelor #4. So write his name and number down in the blank next to number 4.

Circle Yes or No
• Always circle Yes or No.
• Always enter in your date's name and number. Don't leave any blanks!
• If you make a mistake, clearly mark your correction so we can tell if you mean Yes or No.

*Sign Your Match Card!
You must sign your match card. If you do not sign your car, you will not receive your matches!

New! Q: I have attended some of your events and have met some really great people. Most participants are professionals that have interesting backgrounds and interests. However, sometimes the chemistry isn't quite there with someone but I would like to know that person as a friend. Should I mark them a yes or a no?

A: It's great to hear that you‚re meeting interesting people at our events! Again, a "yes" usually means that you would like to meet with them again to continue your conversation or to just hang out. When there is a match between two participants; and, if one party wants to keep it at a friend level then it would be advisable to just meet at a "non-date" setting such as a café, bar, or to do a group activity together. In the beginning of any type of relationship, you can never go wrong with just getting to know each other as friends.

Remember, don't ask for last names or contact information. Don't ask someone for a date on the spot!