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| image = Chess pieces.jpg | |||
| caption = Chess pieces (Commons). An AMOG is another man in the set — frame, not a duel. | |||
| alt = Chess pieces | |||
| name = AMOG | | name = AMOG | ||
| also = alpha male of group, alpha male other guy | | also = alpha male of group, alpha male other guy | ||
Latest revision as of 09:14, 18 September 2026
 Chess pieces (Commons). An AMOG is another man in the set — frame, not a duel.
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| Field | Pickup |
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| Also known as | alpha male of group, alpha male other guy |
| Origin | Mystery Method / club game |
AMOG means either the other man in a set who is competing for attention, or the act of taking that attention away from him ("I AMOGed him"). Club-era pickup spent a lot of ink on this because night venues are full of male friends, boyfriends, and drunk challengers. [1] Later daygame uses the word less. The surviving lesson is social: do not make the other man a villain in front of her; befriend, humor, or outframe him. Turning the interaction into a cockfight is a DLV.