Research shared by the dating app shows that users are enjoying a huge 66 per cent spike in matches during the 2018 World Cup — where two users swipe right on each other, initiating conversation —alongside a 42 per cent increase in hopeful right swipes.
Moreover, "sportier" people — as you're here, we assume that this applies to you — on Tinder enjoyed an average of 94 matches, with rugby, weightlifting and golf being the three most popular sports to mention in your bio.
That said, research from the University of North Texas found that Tinder users were less satisfied, felt more shame about their bodies and were far more likely to compare their appearance to others — three dangerous traits when it comes to self-image. Remember, it pays to be careful when navigating the minefield of dating apps.
