Probably not.
Even though funding is generally higher, competition is tougher in the U.S. VCs do not want to manage too many deals; they focus on those that can become leaders quickly. They have a few requirements you have to know before spending your time looking for U.S. VCs:

• They will ask you to set up the headquarters of your company in the U.S. Your development team may stay in Europe, but management will have to move.
  
• If you do not have a successful track record of doing business and running an internet or software company in the U.S., they will hire a CEO to run the company for you.
  
• You should already have U.S. customers or strong testimonials from U.S. companies they can talk to. Finally, expect hands-on management and a lot of pressure.