>>>The best solution is to be out. If a guy is interested and he discovers that you're openly bi, he'll be more inclined to talk to you.
Sorry, I don't believe this anymore.
I once did. That the best way to hook up with other guys was to let them know you're on the market - to wit, come out. But I've since learned there's a subset of queer guys. They're "straight-acting", and don't want anything to do with anything even remotely "gay". They don't want a relationship, and they most assuredly don't want any label on them other than "straight". They want everybody to think they're straighter than I-70 through Kansas, and I'd venture to say they don't even want to think of themselves as anything else but straight. But they still want to fool around with other guys.
This sounds like the kind of guy you want to hook up with. And if you want to hook up with them, the last thing you want to do is come out. Because these guys don't want to hook up with a known bisexual. Hell, most of them probably won't want to be in the same room as a known bisexual, fearing that the label might rub off onto him.
The other folks are right about one thing, though - coming out DOES make it a lot easier to find guys to go to bed with. But they might not be the kind of guys you want. If you really want no other guy than one who oozes heterosexuality from every pore, your best bet is to stay in the closet, and work on them individually. It'll take a LOT of work. There'll be a LOT of tea-leaf reading ("Does this mean he's interested? How about now?"), and more than a few dead ends. But if you're persistent, you'll eventually get a couple friends-with-benefits that nobody knows about but you.
I don't know too many guys who go this route. (How could I? I'm out.

) But to a man, they say it's worth it. It'll be up to you to decide if it's worth it for yourself.
Lex