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	{{Short description\|London daygame instructor}}		{{Short description\|London daygame instructor}}
	{{Infobox person		{{Infobox person
	\| name = Tom Torero		\| name = Tom Torero
	\| other_names = Tom Ralis		\| other_names = Tom Ralis
	\| occupation = Daygame instructor, author		\| occupation = Daygame instructor, author
	\| years_active = 2010s–2020s		\| years_active = 2010s–2020s
	\| known_for = London [[daygame]]; street-stop teaching		\| known_for = London [[daygame]]; street-stop teaching
	}}		}}
	'''Tom Torero''' (also published as Tom Ralis) is a London [[daygame]] instructor: street stops, direct intent, the day-2, rather than Mystery-style club routines. He is one of the names the 2010s English-language scene meant by "London daygame," alongside [[Nick Krauser]] and the Eastern Europe circuit.		'''Tom Torero''' (also published as Tom Ralis) is a London [[daygame]] instructor: street stops, direct intent, the day-2, rather than Mystery-style club routines. He is one of the names the 2010s English-language scene meant by "London daygame," alongside [[Nick Krauser]] and the Eastern Europe circuit.

	~~This wiki covers daygame~~ as a school. ~~It does not let Torero street~~-stop statistics set the lead. Later ~~pickup~~ still ~~writes~~ the default: [[Attractiveness fundamentals]], logistics, [[direct game]], [[calibration]]. Torero is contrast — useful for street logistics, not ~~house doctrine~~.<ref name="wp">{{cite web \|url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickup_artist \|title=Pickup artist \|website=Wikipedia \|access-date=11 September 2026}}</ref>		Daygame is covered as a school. Street-stop statistics do not set the lead. Later writers still write the default: [[Attractiveness fundamentals]], logistics, [[direct game]], [[calibration]]. Torero is contrast — useful for street logistics, not a method lead.<ref name="wp">{{cite web \|url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickup_artist \|title=Pickup artist \|website=Wikipedia \|access-date=11 September 2026}}</ref>

	== Method, briefly ==		== Method, briefly ==

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	'''Tom Torero''' (also published as Tom Ralis) is a London [[daygame]] instructor: street stops, direct intent, the day-2, rather than Mystery-style club routines. He is one of the names the 2010s English-language scene meant by "London daygame," alongside [[Nick Krauser]] and the Eastern Europe circuit.		'''Tom Torero''' (also published as Tom Ralis) is a London [[daygame]] instructor: street stops, direct intent, the day-2, rather than Mystery-style club routines. He is one of the names the 2010s English-language scene meant by "London daygame," alongside [[Nick Krauser]] and the Eastern Europe circuit.

	This wiki covers daygame as a school. It does not let Torero street-stop statistics set the lead. ~~[[Girls Chase]]~~ still writes the default: [[Attractiveness fundamentals]], logistics, [[direct game]], [[calibration]]. Torero is contrast — useful for street logistics, not house doctrine.<ref name="wp">{{cite web \|url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickup_artist \|title=Pickup artist \|website=Wikipedia \|access-date=11 September 2026}}</ref>		This wiki covers daygame as a school. It does not let Torero street-stop statistics set the lead. Later pickup still writes the default: [[Attractiveness fundamentals]], logistics, [[direct game]], [[calibration]]. Torero is contrast — useful for street logistics, not house doctrine.<ref name="wp">{{cite web \|url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickup_artist \|title=Pickup artist \|website=Wikipedia \|access-date=11 September 2026}}</ref>

	== Method, briefly ==		== Method, briefly ==

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{{Short description|London daygame instructor}}
{{Infobox person
| name = Tom Torero
| other_names = Tom Ralis
| occupation = Daygame instructor, author
| years_active = 2010s–2020s
| known_for = London [[daygame]]; street-stop teaching
}}
'''Tom Torero''' (also published as Tom Ralis) is a London [[daygame]] instructor: street stops, direct intent, the day-2, rather than Mystery-style club routines. He is one of the names the 2010s English-language scene meant by "London daygame," alongside [[Nick Krauser]] and the Eastern Europe circuit.

This wiki covers daygame as a school. It does not let Torero street-stop statistics set the lead. [[Girls Chase]] still writes the default: [[Attractiveness fundamentals]], logistics, [[direct game]], [[calibration]]. Torero is contrast — useful for street logistics, not house doctrine.<ref name="wp">{{cite web |url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickup_artist |title=Pickup artist |website=Wikipedia |access-date=11 September 2026}}</ref>

== Method, briefly ==
Open during the day, often on the street or in shops; short talk; number or instant coffee; a [[Day 2]] instead of a same-night club bounce. The stack dumped canned openers and kept [[statement of intent|intent]].

== See also ==
* [[Daygame]]
* [[Nick Krauser]]
* [[Direct game]]
* [[Day 2]]
* [[Cold approach]]

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

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[[Category:History of pickup]]
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