Most clubs where I am at are set up as a dj booth in front, and like a bunch of round tables are scattered throughout, kind of (x=table):

[DJ booth]

x x x x x x
x x x x x x
x x x x x x
x x x x x x


People stand at tables, dance, and mainly stay settled. Hard to meet people at other parts of club, and I feel walking around looks kind of bad.

I don't know what method you use, but regardless I think FTC's are an important part.

If I am running indirect game, then while walking to the bar or the bathroom, open a table and use getting a drink or running to the bathroom as a FTC.

Then go from there....if it is a crowded environment work on merging sets if possible. If you have some good receptive sets, then your social proof will be high (seems like the tables have close proximity)...

Work with what you have. Should be no excuse. Work the outside tables first, then work your way inward or when tables turnover (new sets on same tables). You can even go back to a table with a new set and say "Whoa, where did my friends go - Did you guys steal their table?!" in a playful tone and there is a situation/direct opener....say ok, time to make new friends with my new table. Etc...just work it.

This will get you good at socialising and building social proof then. You can always merge sets rather than walk around.