Gamblers theory on BEGINNERS LUCK.

[ryzaadit]

Beginners Luck it's almost same like "NEW MEMBER" Lucky in a website.

There always have some speculation, for a new member who just register into the site they're gonna get a win. People are always thinks this one, even this speculation only a myth.

But, people still believe because some of user/people are have these experience.

[virasisog]

I assume most gamblers are aware of the saying. The popular theory on beginners luck. But to some extent most people don't believe that their is such thing as beginners luck. I certainly to some extent believe on this because i experienced mine in the first time i tried dog racing in a local casino house am gambling with. I had a massive win of about of 800$ at my first stake on dog number 4 which was having a high odd for them winning and i was very happy but the cashier told me "you just had beginners luck ".
    But my second thoughts on this was that, its like a trap set for newcomers into the gambling world   . Some gamblers certainly get overwhelmed by the first-time win and go all into the habit of gambling.
So what's your take on this guys

It does happen to some beginners but unfortunately, I haven't had my beginner luck the first time I tried betting. I had a big loss the first time I took the risk of gambling. Maybe because I lack experience and I wasn't good at analyzing the odds.
There are lucky first-timers who had a good win right from the beginning and that could actually attract them to bet and try their luck more on gambling. It could be possible but beginners' luck isn't for everyone and there's no guarantee that all first bets could win.

[Yaunfitda]

I assume most gamblers are aware of the saying. The popular theory on beginners luck. But to some extent most people don't believe that their is such thing as beginners luck. I certainly to some extent believe on this because i experienced mine in the first time i tried dog racing in a local casino house am gambling with. I had a massive win of about of 800$ at my first stake on dog number 4 which was having a high odd for them winning and i was very happy but the cashier told me "you just had beginners luck ".
    But my second thoughts on this was that, its like a trap set for newcomers into the gambling world   . Some gamblers certainly get overwhelmed by the first time win and go all in the habit of gambling.
So whats your take on this guys

Not sure sure if there is a what we call a gamblers luck, but for sure at one point in time, when we start to gamble, we had experience this kind of phenomena and yes, it really feels good to win a huge amount of money at the start and then it becomes a thing to us gamblers. We started to chase this kind of feeling again, so we gamble what we have won and later on, we lost. But still we will continue playing and then the habit has kick-off, we began to slowly become a compulsory gambler and then an addicted one.

[jrrsparkles]

It's just a myth and there is no way to prove it or not cause we have both extremes on the results when someone starts gambling. But in a casino most veterans when they lose to a new comer will always mouth this word to them which is most likely to break their confidence of betting for higher amount in my personal opinion.

Well, to my knowledge when I started dice I don't remember  hitting that huge luck so for me the beginner's luck didn't work though.

[bitzizzix]

Even though it's a question mark, the fact that it's easier for novice gamblers to win from the casino, in my opinion, is their trick to attract new customers. Because if novice gamblers have tasted victory, this is where the tendency arises to play, play and play again which in the end often results in defeats rather than wins.
and I also felt the same way when I first started gambling and won several times, but some didn't but over time they won too. And I feel the opposite over time I often lose.

[btc_angela]

I assume most gamblers are aware of the saying. The popular theory on beginners luck. But to some extent most people don't believe that their is such thing as beginners luck. I certainly to some extent believe on this because i experienced mine in the first time i tried dog racing in a local casino house am gambling with. I had a massive win of about of 800$ at my first stake on dog number 4 which was having a high odd for them winning and i was very happy but the cashier told me "you just had beginners luck ".
    But my second thoughts on this was that, its like a trap set for newcomers into the gambling world   . Some gamblers certainly get overwhelmed by the first time win and go all in the habit of gambling.
So whats your take on this guys

On the contrary, I don't believed in such a thing though, I have talk to a lot of gamblers and they said that they didn't have this kind of experience, that they got lucky when they start, so I guess we gamblers are somewhat had this kind of mindset and it's distorted at the very beginning.

And maybe we can just add this to gamblers superstitions or maybe gamblers fallacy.

As we can see from the response though, still mix for us.

[rahmad2nd]

I assume most gamblers are aware of the saying. The popular theory on beginners luck. But to some extent most people don't believe that their is such thing as beginners luck. I certainly to some extent believe on this because i experienced mine in the first time i tried dog racing in a local casino house am gambling with. I had a massive win of about of 800$ at my first stake on dog number 4 which was having a high odd for them winning and i was very happy but the cashier told me "you just had beginners luck ".
    But my second thoughts on this was that, its like a trap set for newcomers into the gambling world   . Some gamblers certainly get overwhelmed by the first time win and go all in the habit of gambling.
So whats your take on this guys

Actually, this could be said to be just a coincidence. although, there are many stories of novice gamblers who have the same experience as you tell in this thread. I believe this is pure luck. in fact, we cannot formulate that every beginner will win the bet the first time.

To be honest, I don't really believe in it because things like this are too biased for me. moreover, we have no evidence to support the opinion or belief that novice gamblers have very high luck to win the first bet. or it could be, this is a strategy from the gambling house so that the gambler comes back another day. There is much speculation, but no definite answer. so, I consider this phenomenon to be pure luck but not for all novice gamblers.

[DaNNy001]

I do believe in luck and I think the whole gambling world is based on how lucky you are. I think am among one of the lucky ones that won on their first try in gambling but mine was little profits of about 30$ but its certainty turn the case of the latter in your story. It actually became a trap for me and since then i have always wanted to be the mood i experienced when i first experience that win. That rush that passes through your body when you have actually won a bet is somewhat amazing and its really the basis for gambling with most people.
   Also i feel this beginners luck is not for everybody as its also the same with personal luck, not everyone is lucky when its comes to gambling online or in a life casino. As gambling is associated with luck also its deals with personal research made and proper statistics gather on the game before making a predictions but this applies to only sport gambling like soccer, basketball e.t.c

[Fortify]

I assume most gamblers are aware of the saying. The popular theory on beginners luck. But to some extent most people don't believe that their is such thing as beginners luck. I certainly to some extent believe on this because i experienced mine in the first time i tried dog racing in a local casino house am gambling with. I had a massive win of about of 800$ at my first stake on dog number 4 which was having a high odd for them winning and i was very happy but the cashier told me "you just had beginners luck ".
    But my second thoughts on this was that, its like a trap set for newcomers into the gambling world   . Some gamblers certainly get overwhelmed by the first time win and go all in the habit of gambling.
So whats your take on this guys

If you imagine that you are a casino, wanting to draw in gamblers and effectively in control of a blackbox where nobody can see the levers you're pulling, then there is definitely room for some psychological tactics to be played in order to get new players in. Casinos have some of the highest advertising costs, simply because they are money making machines and once you've got a player hooked they can easily start paying out buckets of money. Just look at all the many welcome bonuses on offer, where they give away literally $50+ guaranteed to a savvy player, simply because they know that the vast majority of people who bet will pay in much more than they will ever take out. On balance, it makes much more sense that casinos would engineer favorable conditions at the start of a gamblers journey, especially when they are willing to pay so much to acquire them.

[Cantsay]

I don't think this thing we all call beginners luck happens to everyone, because I remember the first time I gambled online I lost all my bets and I just blamed it on the fact that I haven't used any online casino before so maybe I did something wrong that led me to lose all my bets. But there's some other activities that I have participated before in the past and did well but that never happens to me in my first online gambling experience.

[madnessteat]

I don't believe that newbies have better luck or the casino uses a trap for them. Newcomers in contrast to the experienced gamblers are very excited about the first win, because they heard that winning in gambling is not easy, but as fate wills they win, and without even making any effort.

The more we play gambling, the more common for us such moments as wins and losses become, but for beginners they are very significant moments.

[pixie85]

I believe in beginner's luck which comes to beginners when they are just starting to play gambling. But after playing for a long time, the beginner's luck will disappear because they will experience loss, and some even experience losing streaks.

Maybe after they get that beginner's luck, they should give up gambling for a while and not gamble. But most people who become novice gamblers instead play gambling again, which makes them experience loss at gambling. And many of them are getting used to this loss by continuing to gamble.

And I don't believe at it. Beginners luck is just the way more experienced gamblers comment on newbies who win. It comes from envy and their ignorance of the facts that despite lack of experience these people managed to win which shows that experience has very little to do with you winning.

It's all random and some beginners win while others lose but we tend to ignore the losers and saying that it's normal but when someone wins we look at them closely to find if there was a trick, or luck or whatever.

[passwordnow]

You don't believe it yet it happened to you. Well, we truly have a different sense of belief in terms of luck whether it's beginner's luck or not.
If that's what you think that it's not true and you're just having a good choice during that time, no one will argue with you that it's for real or it's not. And if you think that it's a trap, that's what I don't want to believe. We're the ones setting that belief if it's a trap or not, it's a common misconception that we're being trapped even though it's our own will and personal choice that made us to be there.

[seoincorporation]

I believe the beginner's luck is real, I have seen many new users/gamblers winning huge in their first bets. And in most of the cases they didn't even know what they were doing and placed some bets on the underdog or bets with low odds, and when win they win huge amounts. And that's beginner's luck. A normal bettor will not place the kind of bets that are supposed to lose.

[Mahanton]

I assume most gamblers are aware of the saying. The popular theory on beginners luck. But to some extent most people don't believe that their is such thing as beginners luck. I certainly to some extent believe on this because i experienced mine in the first time i tried dog racing in a local casino house am gambling with. I had a massive win of about of 800$ at my first stake on dog number 4 which was having a high odd for them winning and i was very happy but the cashier told me "you just had beginners luck ".
    But my second thoughts on this was that, its like a trap set for newcomers into the gambling world   . Some gamblers certainly get overwhelmed by the first time win and go all in the habit of gambling.
So whats your take on this guys

It is really not that surprising yet majority of us would really be calling up this way on which beginners luck is something that you do hit a win when you are just starting on gambling which is common but its true that this kind of luck will really be pushing up yourself to play even further and you would really be keeping into yourself that you would be lucky in the rest of your betting but we know on how shit the reality works.
You would soon realize for yourself thats not how it works and on the time you would be playing further then you would definitely be able to experience out the shit experience of losses when you do gamble.
You would really be learning and would be telling that it isnt really working that way.It was just coincidence that you had win earlier.

[Bananington]

   But my second thoughts on this was that, its like a trap set for newcomers into the gambling world   . Some gamblers certainly get overwhelmed by the first time win and go all in the habit of gambling.
So whats your take on this guys

Beginners luck is not consistent with every individual, the first time experience some people had gambling was not so good while others had some luck and it originated the term beginners luck. Beginners luck can make someone want to gamble more and can also make someone not to want to gamble more since they know that they were just lucky the first time and the luck may not continue if they continue gambling, I feel it is all a matter a matter of perception and how you see the luck you just had.

[Johnyz]

You’ll here this most of the time in casinos, and even you can tell this as well. I believe on beginners luck as the casinos tend to hype you so you can come back and play more. Same thing with the site, maybe its already in the system to allow other potential player to win big at first and then later on, will incur more losses. This might be just a myth but other gamblers are believing on this and there’s nothing wrong with this one though.

[South Park]

I assume most gamblers are aware of the saying. The popular theory on beginners luck. But to some extent most people don't believe that their is such thing as beginners luck. I certainly to some extent believe on this because i experienced mine in the first time i tried dog racing in a local casino house am gambling with. I had a massive win of about of 800$ at my first stake on dog number 4 which was having a high odd for them winning and i was very happy but the cashier told me "you just had beginners luck ".
    But my second thoughts on this was that, its like a trap set for newcomers into the gambling world   . Some gamblers certainly get overwhelmed by the first time win and go all in the habit of gambling.
So whats your take on this guys

There is not such a thing as beginners luck, a new gambler has the exact same chances of winning a bet as any other gambler, it is just that new gamblers not knowing much about gambling bet more money than what it should advisable on a single bet, and if they happen to win we judge this as being a form of beginners luck, but it is not, that is simply how gambling works and we are just giving it special meaning as it is the first experience of this gambler in particular.

[Cryptomultiplier]

I do believe that what we call beginners luck is nothing but a new comer with so much interest and will having to place bet and with the encouragement, wins the bet. In some cases, if the new comer were to bet again, they would loose the bet.
The game of probability can favour anyone at anytime, it doesn't matter if it is a new comer or not. People believe in what they choose to and the 'beginners luck' talk has never been left out.

[panganib999]

I assume most gamblers are aware of the saying. The popular theory on beginners luck. But to some extent most people don't believe that their is such thing as beginners luck. I certainly to some extent believe on this because i experienced mine in the first time i tried dog racing in a local casino house am gambling with. I had a massive win of about of 800$ at my first stake on dog number 4 which was having a high odd for them winning and i was very happy but the cashier told me "you just had beginners luck ".
    But my second thoughts on this was that, its like a trap set for newcomers into the gambling world   . Some gamblers certainly get overwhelmed by the first time win and go all in the habit of gambling.
So whats your take on this guys

Although I myself experienced beginner's luck a few times too many. I know there's no scientific basis as to how this works, or if it's even real in the first place or some sort of placebo effect we play with our brains. I do have an inference regarding this phenomenon however. I believe that for certain types of games, especially those that would at least require some sort of confidence at play to bag wins, you have this "I have nothing to lose anyway cause I'm just learning the ropes" mindset which amps your confidence and therefore your chances of winning. As for luck-based games however, I believe solidly that some casinos reel in their new customers by giving them a few wins in their first few plays to make them think that they have a considerable edge against the house, now as soon as the system detects that they have played one too many games, it starts to show true edges to give the house its profits. I do not know nor do I have any evidence to prove that these inferences are real, sadly. But that is just my two cents regarding the phenomena