Do new casino accounts really get better winning chances?

[Synchronice]

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?

That's not true and doesn't make sense. Create a new casino account and start playing crash game, which is a social game. What will happen? Does anyone think that crash result will be different for this new account and also different for the rest of the players? Of course not, the result will be the same and new account will lose as much as others when the rocket busts.
Also, anyone can register with a new account and play live casino games. What will happen? The result will be the same for everyone.

Of course it's clear to me that this myth applies to casino games that are played individually but by giving above example, I want to say that if those games aren't fake, these individually played games aren't fake too. Casino games have at least 1% house edge and that's enough to speak itself. They get a guaranteed profit long-term, doesn't matter what happens, so, there is no need of faking things.

[danherbias07]

It is a marketing strategy, not a gimmick. They need customers to grow, so the one thing they can do is to let them win initially, but not all will experience the same thing. I had a lucky winning streak back when I started at Stake.com, and it continued until I reached the first VIP rank. It's either I win, or I just got ROI, but I never lost way too much. It's like the RTP is fighting back whenever I lose, and then it gives back a big percentage of the losing amount.
I know it's not just me because I also heard some newbies experience the same. It's an investment from the online casino's side, and I bet it's worth the risk in the long run.

[coin-investor]

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

Whoever said this to you, whether an influencer or a friend, is lying, and you are right in your suspicion that they want you to sign up for their code.
They are going to make money from your bets, so to entice you to sign up, they will tell you things that will excite you, and one of these is your chances of winning. It's better to be frank with them and tell them that lying won't earn your trust.

[KiaKia]

That's complete nonsense.

If you want to proof people wrong it won't cost you a lot than your time and small amount of money, you should start creating accounts on all casinos you know and start gambling to compare, you will be surly what will happen because to me there won't be a much difference, people who likes to complain about the wins are the ones that got many bad lucks and they got tired of it.

Funny thing is if they open a new account elsewhere it's likely that they will win and that will get into their head thinking that they are right but luck is the only thing that played out.

If you keep getting bad luck you can take some time off because the online casino that you quit for another today might have something in stock for you, I have lost a lot of rounds gambling on a casino and it kept going on for weeks but finally the luck turned around and I won something better.

Gambling is all about luck.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

I don’t think new casino accounts have a better chance of winning. Casinos use the same odds for everyone, new or old.

Sometimes beginners win early just by luck or because casinos offer welcome bonuses that make it feel easier. Those bonuses can help at first but the games themselves are still designed so the casino wins in the long run.

[LastKiss]

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What do you think about this?

I don’t really believe in things like this, it feels more like a marketing gimmick to me. Whenever I open a new account, I never experience this called “new player luck” that people keep talking about. It seems more likely that influencers are only promoting where someone used their referral link and happened to get lucky, which creates a biased impression. If this idea were actually true, then people could simply keep opening new accounts instead of continuing with their old ones, which would basically be exploiting the system. That would be unfair to the platform and doesn’t make much sense in the long run.

[Zigabel]

To me it does sound like a myth, if you are an unlucky person, a hundred fresh accounts cannot save you, you just get nee bonus opportunities, that is the most I believe you can benefit from having multiple fish accounts, every other for of taughts about luck just does not seem true to me. For casino games, this may slightly apply that the casino are trying to get the new accounts have a fair taught about them amd willing  to stay using their platform, but with sport betting, how new or old your accounts is may not matter that much.

Gamble the way you know is profitable or fun for you, responsibly and not going by some myth.  It make wok for some people at some point, but it still remains a myth because the most it does works for this people are a very short time after which they are like every other gambler, and will gave to go through the stress of KYC just to get them a new account on the platform again, the stress isn't worth it.

[Oluwa-btc]

What do you think about this?

What should we describe this then, most people actually believed that on opening a new account there's possibilities of a bonus as well as chances of winning but then I don't believe so, I presume it's all luck. The fact that it tends to happen to most new users makes the illusion clearer but then we don't need to fall for such schemes cause they barely play out it's just kind of a promotion inorder to get new users.

[panjul07]

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?

Because there are many stories about winning with new accounts out there which make it like a real while in fact it was just pure luck, there is no way it is real that new accounts will give better winning chance.
Other fact says that there are also many people who loss money on their very first try, so it is already an opposite situation with what is called by "beginner's luck" or "new account=better luck".
For the specific case of the influencer, for sure it is how they work, they will try anything in order to attract people to try the advertised casino whether using his affiliate link or not as long as the influencer is paid by the casino.

[Strongkored]

What do you think about this?

This is a lie.
We know that influencers sometimes use tricks to attract new people to play at the casinos they promote. Unfortunately, their morals are overridden by the desire to make big money.

If playing at a casino yielded better results, we would simply move on to new casinos as soon as they appeared. However, if that happens, the new casino could be using tricks and ultimately be a scam.

[AVE5]

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 it almost looks true but it isn't. Even here in the gambling section we've discussed similar cases about how some casino users who registered newly in the platforms seemly to be given welcomed chances to win which may be a strategy of luring the players from the beginners stage.
I've also experienced the lucks in some few casino's after being newly registered but some where to no avail of such luck. I may believe that it's still part of the lucks in casino's since it's not a skilful gaming system. But such mentality that beginners are always in good position to win is apparently a false and could be misleading.

[tygeade]

Obviously scammer websites will build backdoors on their platforms where they make the newbies win a bit more often, so that they can make those newbies lose later and then think the winning is possible and deposit more and chase those wins again.

But when it comes to fair and legit websites, a newbie account and an old account has no difference at all and should be considered around the same, because house edge is the same for all. Maybe bonuses could be a bit different but not large enough to matter.

[Findingnemo]

It is a false claim, one who doesn't have any knowledge about how gambling works provide such kind of promises that play in new casinos because you have a better chance of winning. Every bet is supposed to be random and completely irrelevant of previous bets then how is it possible that the casino identifies that we are new sp we should win more?

It is similar to beginner's luck, which is nothing but a myth. So play in a casino where you are comfortable and make sure it has a long history of operating with no issues or shady behaviour.

[Dunamisx]

There's no conditions involved in making a new user account to win or lose a bet, the same thing applies to everyone that is gambling be it new or old users, everyone has the same risk and we all stand the same chance of winning or losing our bets as we play, the choices we made are different from each other, this is not something that has to do with new user or not, but the conditions in the games we play.

[BABY SHOES]

It's just a coincidence not to increase the odds with a new account, people just believe in this way even though no one has really proved it.

I often hear friends say like this ... with a new account can win at the beginning and that's really true, then I say it's “nonsense” just want to say this is a coincidence just don't take it too seriously with a new account can bring good opportunities, but the percentage its small.

If that's the way to win then the casino can lose. Lol

[rachael9385]

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?

A alot of people talk about beginners luck and how new gambling accounts attract this but I think it is just a wrong mental programming that we have conditioned ourselves to have. winning in gambling is basically about luck and it doesn't really matter whether it is a new account you are going to win if you get lucky. it is unwise to think that you would have more luck when you open a new gambling account.

[acroman08]

What do you think about this?

It's not real, because if it were, gamblers would abuse it to the fullest, and casinos could lose revenue from it, and there is no way casinos would risk their revenue being negatively affected. People who say that new accounts are luckier just have a confirmation bias. And yes, the  influencer saying that new accounts are luckier could also just be promoting the casino they are playing at.

[Orpichukwu]

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.

It's not just a marketing technique; many have configured their minds around that, believing that anytime they create a new account with a casino, they have more chance of winning, as if the casinos automatically detect newly registered users, but that's not the case. It's just so coincidental that some actually do experience winning on their first hand of testing a game, which speeds up the widespread of such false information.

[lionheart78]

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?

Base on my experience, it seems that new accounts have a better chance of winning on a casino platform.  I do not know the reason behind but whenever a new game is played, there is a higher chance of bagging a good win.

It may be a marketing gimmick, but we cannot ignore the experiences of people am  I am one of those who experienced it.

What do you think about this?

It's not real, because if it were, gamblers would abuse it to the fullest, and casinos could lose revenue from it, and there is no way casinos would risk their revenue being negatively affected. People who say that new accounts are luckier just have a confirmation bias. And yes, the  influencer saying that new accounts are luckier could also just be promoting the casino they are playing at.

Casino does not profit that much on new account but those regular players.  Though many thinks that it was just a fallacy but how can we explain it to people who had experienced it?

[Zlantann]

The answer remains YES.

Every time I invite a colleague to a new casino, they get lucky to win that same week, whereas I have been using the same casino for a while now, without any bit of luck. It turns out that when I first created my own account, I was also lucky to win. This solves all the mysteries. I have to create an account for my partner, and yes, the same thing happens. I think it is part of their strategy to keep players in the casino.

I have also heard people claim that they got a similar experience in their first experience in a casino. Maybe I was not lucky enough to enjoy this first timer's wins. If I can recall vividly, most of my first games in several casinos didn't turn out well. Does it mean that these casinos have different algorithms for new accounts and older customers. I don't think casinos with high integrity and goodwill will engage in such a marketing strategy. Casino games are supposed to be fair at all times regardless of the age of the account.