Social Circle Game Club is a continuous accountability group for social circle gamers operating through a highly organized Telegram group.
Our members are currently based in:
- ๐จ๐ฆ Halifax
- ๐จ๐ฆ Montrรฉal
- ๐จ๐ฆ Toronto
- ๐บ๐ธ Austin
- ๐บ๐ธ Dallas
- ๐บ๐ธ Los Angeles
- ๐บ๐ธ Miami
- ๐บ๐ธ New York
- ๐บ๐ธ Phoenix
- ๐บ๐ธ San Diego
- ๐บ๐ธ Sarasota
- ๐บ๐ธ Seattle
- ๐บ๐ธ Tampa
- ๐บ๐ธ Washington DC
- ๐ฒ๐ฝ Mexico City
- ๐ฒ๐ฝ Playa Del Carmen
- ๐จ๐ด Medellรญn
- ๐ต๐ช Lima
- ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ London
- ๐ณ๐ฑ Amsterdam
- ๐ฉ๐ช Berlin
- ๐ฆ๐น Vienna
- ๐ญ๐บ Budapest
- ๐ต๐ฑ Gdaลsk
What Social Circle Game Club Does
SCG Club is a group exclusively for social circle gamers who are serious about social circle game and reaching the next level.
- Weekly Social Circle Game Class
- Weekly progress reports
- Member directory with list of
- Locations
- Profiles
- Resources
- Achievements
- Goals
- Accountability
- Networking
- Sharing experiences
- Learning from other members
- Potential for collaborations
- Possibility of couch-surfing
- Group of people with a common goal
- Exclusive previews to The Social Circle Game book (When in development)
- Sharing Instagram successes and tips
SCG Club is just $10 per month, and by signing up you agree to commit to 6 months of membership.
Example Progress Report – Ice White’s First Time In Las Vegas
23 October – 29 October 2023
Just left Las Vegas on Saturday. I met lots of guys involved with MOA, and/or readers of my book and people who watched some of my videos. Even a guy I met before, 5 years ago in Manhattan.
The potential is so great. I just wanted to go get breakfast somewhere for some pancakes, and ended up meeting a celebrity chef and having a conversation, then connecting him to my publisher because he wanted to write a book about his success and his story. His restaurant was right opposite the hotel my publisher was staying at, as he was also in Las Vegas.
I told a lot of guys that the problem with Las Vegas nightclub tables is that half the people have tables. But the places I am used to tend to have 1-4 tables at most. So the tables aren’t exactly where the highest status is at. A stage/DJ booth is better; which is what KOKO in London had when I had access to that place for nearly 2 years. (Before it closed due to renovations and a fire)
Had a meeting with Dan Bilzerian at his mega mansion. His place is insane, there are statues of turtles everywhere, and he even has a huge T-rex skull in the hallway.
I was non-stop since arriving on Tuesday, being interviewed for other people’s channels, doing tourism, and also going to Dan Bilzerian’s mega mansion.
To summarize my trip:
1. Free flights (3: London to Las Vegas, Las Vegas to Los Angeles, Los Angeles to London; flights were last minute, giving me 23 hours to pack and get ready before the takeoff)
2. Free accommodation (In fact, I had at least two people offer a place for me to stay within 10 minutes of the flight being booked; less than 24 hours before I would arrive)
3. Podcast invitations
4. Free access to OMNIA + table (Nearly met Fresh & Fit, but I left too early)
5. Free access to XS + table
6. Met Dan Bilzerian
7. Attended MOA Summit
8. Free party at the top of Mandalay Bay + table
9. Visited Hoover Dam for free
10. Connected celebrity chef to publisher (Maybe I’ll get credited in his book) ; )
10. Offered a podcast studio
Can’t remember the rest. But I finally met Michael Sartain in-person for the first time, after nearly 3 years of collaborating; which started with me hijacking his Monday calls once every 6 months.
I was there Tuesday to Saturday. That’s 5 days. But really, it was 100 hours. I achieved all of this in just 100 hours in a city I had never been to in my entire life.
If you guys are in an awesome city like Las Vegas, or a big city like New York or London, you have NO excuses. I talked about this in relation to my wife’s cancer on JustPearlyThings a few weeks ago. While I have been stuck in Europe for almost a year due to medical reasons, I used it as an opportuntiy to WORK HARDER. If you’re reading this right now, I don’t know what obstacles you have. But it’s highly unlikely to be worse than cancer.
You have no excuses. Make it happen, boys.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much does Social Circle Game Club cost to join? A: SCG Club is just $10 per month, and by signing up you agree to commit to 6 months of membership. You can adjust the amount in the payment form below to any amount above $10 if you wish to support the cause. Q: Who runs Social Circle Game Club? A: SCG Club is run by Ice White, who worked with Luke Krogh (Formerly known as RSD Luke) to open the original Social Circle Blueprint program in 2016. Since then, Ice has written a bestselling book on message game, partied at clubs, big and small, in multiple continents as a VIP. Ice has also posted many videos with Michael Sartain, and even made a video about being onstage as a VIP every week for 60 weeks, and a video about getting VIP in a small city in just 20 minutes. Q: What can I learn in Social Circle Game Club? A: You can learn social circle strategies from members who are actively implementing it in the group and exchange success stories and challenges faced. You can even collaborate with other members if there are others in your city, or if someone in another city is doing something similar to what you’re doing, or if they have advice for something you need. For example, a party host in Toronto could get photography advice from a professional photographer in Austin, and a VIP host could make great connections with promoters, hosts, DJs and more. Q: Would this be useful for me if I live in a small town or city? A: Living somewhere with a small population is not ideal for making high status connections, but the possibilities still exist. We have a video about getting VIP in a small city (400,000 population) in just 20 minutes. This can be applied anywhere. Q: Can I watch videos about social circle game? A: This isn’t currently part of Social Circle Game Club, but we do have videos you can see for free on the Social Circle Game playlist on YouTube. Q: How would I be able to cancel when I no longer need it? A: You can cancel at any time after 6 months, with a 48 hour notice before your next billing period. You can message Ice White, and the subscription can then be canceled after the most recent billing period and you can continue being a member until the billing month is over. You should request to cancel more than 48 hours before your next billing period. If you are intending on canceling your membership of Social Circle Game Club after less than 6 months, your case to request to cancel will be treated by individual circumstances. However, if you have not filled in the Social Circle Game Club document on Google Sheets or attended any Social Circle Game Club calls, it will be interpreted that you are not making any effort to actually try to implement anything, and therefore your request to cancel can be rejected for a period of time, or until you do fill in details and attend a call. Q: When is the Social Circle Game Club Accountability Call? A: Our weekly calls are every Sunday. Las Vegas Time: 13:00 Chicago Time: 15:00 New York Time: 16:00 London Time: 21:00 
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