Do new casino accounts really get better winning chances?

[Maslate]

I saw an influencer promoting gambling saying casinos give better winning chances to new accounts. Surprisingly, a lot of people believe it, even those close to me. Some think that once they create a fresh account, their luck is suddenly better.

Honestly, I’m skeptical. To me, this feels like a marketing gimmick so people sign up using his referral code and he makes money. Bonuses and free spins are real but actually changing the odds? That sounds unlikely.

What do you think about this?

[Free Market Capitalist]

What do you think about this?

That's just BS.

When you register at a casino for the first time, you usually get first deposit bonuses and other things that can make you feel like you're winning more. In addition, there is a psychological effect: if you have been losing at a casino for a while, winning one day does not make you feel like you have offset your accumulated losses. However, at a new casino, you start from scratch and therefore tend to feel more positive about sessions with winnings and less negative about sessions with losses.

[Oshosondy]

I saw an influencer promoting gambling saying casinos give better winning chances to new accounts. Surprisingly, a lot of people believe it, even those close to me. Some think that once they create a fresh account, their luck is suddenly better.

It is a lie.

There are some gambling sites that I registered an account on, gamble and lose the money immediately. The changes to lose is very high and that is what I have been noticing on all gambling sites. It is not about you being a new user on the gambling sites.

[yahoo62278]

If you drink water from Mexico you will live forever. You believe me right? Games are random and have nothing to do with the account, the influencer was just trying to be funny or looking for sign ups under his code. You gotta be really gullible to believe that stuff.

[Distinctin]

Gamblers are stupid if they believe influencers who keep saying you can win big money easily. The only reason those influencers push the idea that a fresh account has a better chance is because they want more signups. More signups means more referral bonuses for them, that’s it.

It’s one thing to be naive with investments, but being the same way in gambling is beyond stupid. Gamblers should actually be smarter, because we’re taking risks on a regular basis. We should already know the tricks these scammers are using.

So when someone creates a new account thinking it will magically help them win, they don’t even think about the consequences. That it can be flagged as multi-accounting, and the account can get banned.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

It's not true, as a matter of fact, someone can create a new account on a casino and from their first deposit they won't make any better winning out from it. Someone could also make a huge win on their first time gambling in a casino but there's no full proof that gambling with a newly registered casino account can gives better chance of winning. If that was proven to be true, you can't imagine the length at which players will go to create new account all the time just to win.

[KeenanEl19]

I saw an influencer promoting gambling saying casinos give better winning chances to new accounts. Surprisingly, a lot of people believe it, even those close to me. Some think that once they create a fresh account, their luck is suddenly better.

Honestly, I’m skeptical. To me, this feels like a marketing gimmick so people sign up using his referral code and he makes money. Bonuses and free spins are real but actually changing the odds? That sounds unlikely.

What do you think about this?

I doubt the claim that winning with a new casino account is easier. Although we often see or experience this, I don't think it's always the case; it's simply a matter of luck.

Some people believe this, so they typically gamble at a new casino and, if they win, they'll look for another one. However, luck plays a big role. Even if this were true, consistent winning would be possible, but unfortunately, it's not possible.

[liuka]

Believing other people that it's a lie and nonsense, because usually influencers talk like this for the sake of someone signing up with their reference link and then getting a commission from what the person signed up for.

Ever signed up with a new account, and never won better than to lose and lose all the first deposit in a short time because the game keeps losing.
Winning in gambling is just luck as well as the new account that is created if you win immediately means lucky but most people lose than the chance of winning.

[VashaUdacha777]

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I’ve heard this many times from different players, especially online poker players. They say that when they first started playing on a poker site, they were really lucky and their bankroll kept growing for a couple of days, but after a week they ended up losing all their money. Maybe it’s related to psychology — people tend to believe in different conspiracy theories.

[Hewlet]

I saw an influencer promoting gambling saying casinos give better winning chances to new accounts. Surprisingly, a lot of people believe it, even those close to me. Some think that once they create a fresh account, their luck is suddenly better.

What's the difference between a new account and an old one when you're making your prediction? If you for instance make same prediction on a new and an old account, will things all of a sudden change just because one of the account is new?

Gambling is completely a game of luck and the result of each game is dependent of two factors which is your luck and your ability to do the right prediction. The concept of new account leading to more win is almost like a superstitious believe that's not actually true in the real sense.

[crwth]

This is like the "beginner's luck" type of thing. I might do this to new casinos that are still reputable, but if I'm goi,ng to mathat ke a newofferount that I'm alreodds forer of, it might cause problems in the long run. It might only be a "view" or "bias" because I don't think it's reallnewe and it would be haro quantifimprovest's real.

This is definitely just in the mind and now that you have brought this up, it's anchored in that way.

[michellee]

I don't think they will have a better chance to win if they create new accounts. That will depend on their luck so they can't expect that to happen to them. Influencers promote their affiliate so they want their viewer to sign up under them. If people think that will work for them, they will follow the suggestion but that does not guarantee they will get better. I don't think that will change the odds so we should not think like them.

[Bitinity]

Absolutely NO, if there are some people who were lucky enough to win with new casino accounts, it is simply just a coincidence. Even some people say that casinos do give winning for new accounts as marketing strategy then will drain player's money later. However, there are still some people who believe in this myth then these people try to explore many casinos, create a new account in order to get better winning chances but do they really have better winning chance? 100% NO.

[GeorgeJohn]

I saw an influencer promoting gambling saying casinos give better winning chances to new accounts.

This is a lie, that is what influencers uses to get attention of gamblers into a new developed casino, the benefit of newly opened casino account, is that" it will have the opportunity of having a fresh bonus.

Surprisingly, a lot of people believe it, even those close to me. Some think that once they create a fresh account, their luck is suddenly better.

Asking the people that have tried to open new casino account, what they have benefited doing that...we don't need to be deceived by anyone, this mentality of opening a fresh account in casino is what lures some people to violates the order of some casino rules.

Honestly, I’m skeptical. To me, this feels like a marketing gimmick so people sign up using his referral code and he makes money. Bonuses and free spins are real but actually changing the odds? That sounds unlikely.

What do you think about this?

For the aspect of using a referral code, I think is partially right on such aspect, but you are not going to make money by using a referral code of someone...rather a small bonus will been given to the referrers as a gift for making the platform to be well known and also getting popular.

[swogerino]

I saw an influencer promoting gambling saying casinos give better winning chances to new accounts. Surprisingly, a lot of people believe it, even those close to me. Some think that once they create a fresh account, their luck is suddenly better.

Honestly, I’m skeptical. To me, this feels like a marketing gimmick so people sign up using his referral code and he makes money. Bonuses and free spins are real but actually changing the odds? That sounds unlikely.

What do you think about this?

I don't think it has anything to do with luck at all despite personally for me being successful in winning a decent amount of money when playing with a new account. I created this account just to test this theory and despite having won big I don't believe it has anything to do with how old the account is. The casinos maybe want new players to engage more with their platform and as such maybe the RTP in their slots is programmed to favor somewhat new players. I am only assuming here as there is no real way to test this and people should know that the casino does not give preferential treatment to new accounts over old ones.

[Kelward]

The influencer that is talked about in the OP was definitely enticing gamblers to register with the casino brand that he is promoting so it is just a marketing strategy to get new customers for the casino. A new gambling account can win or lose depending on the gambler's luck at every point that he is on a game, if it's sports bet you cannot expect a new account to determine the outcome of a game. You can decide to have new gambling accounts in different casinos for exploration and taking advantage of bonuses but it shouldn't be for a beginners luck. If you are creating accounts for the purpose of starting with winnings you can end up disappointed most times.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

I saw an influencer promoting gambling saying casinos give better winning chances to new accounts. Surprisingly, a lot of people believe it, even those close to me. Some think that once they create a fresh account, their luck is suddenly better.

Honestly, I’m skeptical. To me, this feels like a marketing gimmick so people sign up using his referral code and he makes money. Bonuses and free spins are real but actually changing the odds? That sounds unlikely.

What do you think about this?

Nah, everything is based on your luck and not just because of new account. Maybe it's the gambler's fallacy of what we call "beginner's luck". Maybe believed that too but I don't think that a new player experienced this so called phenomenon.

Or if it really happens then it might just be coincidence and nothing more. As I have said, it's all base on your luck, maybe that time, everything aligns perfectly, you are at the right place and at the right time and so you win. But other than that, I don't see any external factor that could affect a new account winning. Unless the casino itself rigged it to give the illusion of a new player that he can control and so the next time he will play again and again and then fall on the addiction as we wanted to replicate that feeling of winning big.

[Oasisman]

This has been talked about several times already, and I can't believe people are still believing or being skeptical about this. Even those social media influencers and vloggers, they are just a bunch of BS. They don't care of they're working with a sketchy casino as long as they earn from affiliating with them.
If a casino decides to rig it this way, they'll sure going to limit the winnings from a new account to avoid a win-and-run situation. People will know for sure, because talk like these spreads like a wildfire.

[viljy]

If this were really the case, it would mean that the casino is rigging the games. An influencer can say anything (usually it's a complete lie), so you shouldn't believe him. It's even better to unsubscribe from this. Subscribers are his product, which he sells to advertisers. You don't want to be a commodity, do you?

[dunfida]

I saw an influencer promoting gambling saying casinos give better winning chances to new accounts. Surprisingly, a lot of people believe it, even those close to me. Some think that once they create a fresh account, their luck is suddenly better.

Honestly, I’m skeptical. To me, this feels like a marketing gimmick so people sign up using his referral code and he makes money. Bonuses and free spins are real but actually changing the odds? That sounds unlikely.

What do you think about this?

Nah, everything is based on your luck and not just because of new account. Maybe it's the gambler's fallacy of what we call "beginner's luck". Maybe believed that too but I don't think that a new player experienced this so called phenomenon.

Or if it really happens then it might just be coincidence and nothing more. As I have said, it's all base on your luck, maybe that time, everything aligns perfectly, you are at the right place and at the right time and so you win. But other than that, I don't see any external factor that could affect a new account winning. Unless the casino itself rigged it to give the illusion of a new player that he can control and so the next time he will play again and again and then fall on the addiction as we wanted to replicate that feeling of winning big.

The idea that new accounts have better winning chances sounds convincing on the surface but it falls apart when you look closer. Casinos are built on fixed odds and algorithms that do not care who you are or when you signed up. Influencers push that narrative because it benefits them through referrals and signups. Bonuses and free spins exist to attract users not to change probability. Believing odds suddenly improve feeds false hope. That belief keeps people playing longer.

What people call beginner luck is usually coincidence mixed with emotion. A few early wins feel meaningful and the brain links them to the new account instead of randomness. Luck does not recognize account age or timing. If casinos truly boosted odds they would break their own business model. The illusion of control is powerful and addictive. Winning once makes people chase that feeling again. That chase is exactly what keeps casinos profitable.