Do new casino accounts really get better winning chances?

[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.

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?

As I said, it's confirmation bias, meaning that because they experienced it, they think it is real. Also, casinos not profiting much from new accounts just makes it worse, they risk losing revenue if they intentionally make new accounts supposedly lucky, while the profit prospect they could get from new accounts is not that great.

[Zigabel]

I once believed the theory that new accounts were easier to win, even to the point where I did it for weeks. But when I researched everything I did, the results weren't real, as losses still outnumbered wins. But I'm not lying; when I sign up for a new casino, wins are sometimes very easy. I realize this is the casino's attempt to convince players that its casino is indeed good in all aspects, one of which is easy wins.

The easy wins you get sometimes on née accounts for casino games are sometimes the casinos strategy to getting you to stay hooked on their platform to continually bet with them because they know that will get you some sort of attraction to stay but it doesn't last for the longest of times. And it doesn't work for every new accounts actually, likeninalso mentioned in an earlier post, that applies mostly to casino games but not with actual sport games because that has almost no control from the casinos.

[Agbamoni]

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.

True, the majority actually won their first time gambling. I didnt had the same experience either. Though I feel it was out of luck, nothing special, most casinos do that to keep them coming back again.

Logically, the slot games are set by the developers so that for a first timer, the difficulty level should be easy (default), and as time goes on, it shifts to hard (the usual).

[JunaidAzizi]

But you know, there seems to be some truth to what OP is saying because I've noticed and observed this too. It really does seem like a scheme or style used by casinos, particularly if you're new to this crypto space. Before, I thought maybe what I experienced as a gambler was just a coincidence when I first played at a casino.

On the other hand, it also seems like it's not, because I've created many different casino accounts and that's not what happened with my experiences on those. So meaning, I don't know, I get confused sometimes too because the styles these online casinos use are really unpredictable, to be honest.

I get your point, mate. You are confused between the two stances, and I was also. But you know, in both cases, they are correct. Sometimes, the new casinos use this publicity trick to attract users who are looking for bonuses and jackpots. When they hear about this trick that new accounts have more chances of winning at these casinos, they will rush in, but that is just a trick. When they register, they get nothing else written in their luck.

[fruktik]

Exactly, it's just a coincidence and nothing more. People want to believe they can cheat the casino. Funny, isn't it? There are quite a few who are still willing to give in to illusions that lead to nothing but disappointment. It's their choice. Someday, enlightenment on this matter will come. It will be a brutal epiphany. Still, it's an invaluable personal experience.

[dunfida]

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?

As I said, it's confirmation bias, meaning that because they experienced it, they think it is real. Also, casinos not profiting much from new accounts just makes it worse, they risk losing revenue if they intentionally make new accounts supposedly lucky, while the profit prospect they could get from new accounts is not that great.

I see it as a psychological effect rather than a real advantage built into the system. If new accounts truly had better odds casinos would be creating a loophole that could be exploited endlessly. Gamblers would rotate accounts and drain value and that goes against how casinos survive. The house always protects its edge because revenue depends on consistency not generosity.

People who feel they experienced beginner luck are reacting to coincidence reinforced by memory. Wins feel louder than losses especially at the start. Confirmation bias locks that feeling in and turns it into belief. Influencers benefit from pushing that story because it drives signups and referrals. Casinos make their real money from regular players not short term luck narratives.

[Nahl]

The idea of new account has better chances to win comes from several people experience that those gambers has been says they were first time to playing at the particular gambling sites but they lucky can won the money but i think this is not generally because out there the new players has a bad luck and lost for the first time using new accounts and certainly the luck will not choose who is the new players or old players because very often too the players with old account can won from gambling even with the big amount

[kawetsriyanto]

Yes, it's clear this is a trick to attract new members. By offering them winnings, they can make them believe the casino is easy to win. Even if they do win, there's still a chance they'll continue gambling, and the casino might take everything back. But if players withdraw their winnings immediately, they're smart enough.

True. No doubt it was a marketing trick to attract new members. They promise the bigger chance to win, but it is actually only a promise. I never trust this kind of promise because the casino owners will go bankrupt if all new players can have bigger opportunity of winning.  

And you're right, there's certainly no connection between new accounts and winnings, and even if there is, it's nothing more than a trick. Occasionally, I hear or see someone register and win, but it's simply because luck is on their side. That's not sustainable in the long run, nor can it happen consistently when betting with a new account.

Exactly. The chance of winning will remain the same, no matter we are new users or old users. Sure, new players can win because of their luck. We can't conclude that it is because of their status as new users. Yep, I agree that there is no certainty in gambling/betting. So, there is no way that we will always win there.

[Kasabus]

Exactly, it's just a coincidence and nothing more. People want to believe they can cheat the casino. Funny, isn't it? There are quite a few who are still willing to give in to illusions that lead to nothing but disappointment. It's their choice. Someday, enlightenment on this matter will come. It will be a brutal epiphany. Still, it's an invaluable personal experience.

Or maybe it’s the other way around. Maybe casinos are letting new players win at the start so they get hooked, keep coming back, and eventually get addicted. Some people think that happens.

But honestly, I don’t really see that as realistic. If casinos could manipulate games like that, game providers wouldn’t allow it and their license would be at risk. So what most newbies experience is probably just beginner’s luck. Then they jump to conclusions, thinking they can win consistently, and in the end they just get disappointed.

[Outhue]

Exactly, it's just a coincidence and nothing more. People want to believe they can cheat the casino. Funny, isn't it? There are quite a few who are still willing to give in to illusions that lead to nothing but disappointment. It's their choice. Someday, enlightenment on this matter will come. It will be a brutal epiphany. Still, it's an invaluable personal experience.

Or maybe it’s the other way around. Maybe casinos are letting new players win at the start so they get hooked, keep coming back, and eventually get addicted. Some people think that happens.

But honestly, I don’t really see that as realistic. If casinos could manipulate games like that, game providers wouldn’t allow it and their license would be at risk. So what most newbies experience is probably just beginner’s luck. Then they jump to conclusions, thinking they can win consistently, and in the end they just get disappointed.

Casinos aren't in charge of the games but the providers, there is no room for them to cheat but we can't also erase the fact that those games are made to favour the casinos more than gamblers, there is no point in looking for what's not lost in gambling, choose the right casinos with high reputation and hope for luck, there is nothing more to ask for when gambling than this.

[stadus]

Casinos aren't in charge of the games but the providers, there is no room for them to cheat but we can't also erase the fact that those games are made to favour the casinos more than gamblers, there is no point in looking for what's not lost in gambling, choose the right casinos with high reputation and hope for luck, there is nothing more to ask for when gambling than this.

If there’s one thing that might be configurable, I think it’s the RTP, correct me if I’m wrong. I’ve seen promos on some casinos advertising 100% RTP, and they don’t even develop the games themselves. That makes me think they can request the game provider to increase the RTP for certain accounts, like new accounts, so they get a better winning chance at the start.

If that’s actually possible, then that’s most likely how they do it.

[Gozie51]

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 do you think about this?

Do you think people really register with casino believing that because they have new account then they will be favoured? I don't think so. Rather what they chase is the bonuses that comes with opening a new account like the free spin etc. But if an influencer is saying such, that is just a talk that won't make meaning to old gamblers because they understand casinos are established for making profit and not a gifting organization.

Don't always believe what an influencer says, they say that to deceive people who don't understand that they are collaborators or ambassadors to those casinos.

[Yamifoud]

Let them die from believing that. And let them lose form following influencers who care nothing about their viewers but just the money they could take from doing it. We are old enough to fall for such a gimmick. That leaves me wondering why many still believe it when, in fact, gambling is a game of luck, not because we are new or old. And those gamblers who follow these influencers, especially the special links given, should open their minds and think carefully before it is too late.

[jcojci]

I don't believe it although some people can win. They have luck or casinos give it to attract more members who are more involved. But if others believe that, they can try it and see the results for themselves. They will not believe that it does not work for them although it works for others. It is luck that they win, not just because they create a new account. But if you create new accounts while still having your previous accounts, casinos may notice and ban all of them.

But that influencer uses his job inviting more new people to visit his channel and telling about it. If people follow that suggestion, they will not win easily but they will give more bonuses to that influencer.

[Rashlyowl]

New accounts having a greater chance of winning is a gimmick, it is not proven at all. I'm not just saying this as an opinion, but rather as a personal experience. I once registered on several casino platforms & played the same game, but I lost every session, not even a single win. At a different time, my friend with his old account actually got lucky in the slot game.

[Sandra_hakeem]

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.

I don't know why very trivial things like this still get over their heads. sing up bonuses, free spin wheels, difference in odds (especially the last one) doesn't increase your chances of winning whatsoever. The human mind is always susceptible to every differentials, even though some may not be in their favour.

New accounts having a greater chance of winning is a gimmick, it is not proven at all. I'm not just saying this as an opinion, but rather as a personal experience. I once registered on several casino platforms & played the same game, but I lost every session, not even a single win. At a different time, my friend with his old account actually got lucky in the slot game.

It grows really quickly when one of a hundred thousand tries on new casinos pay on the first hand for play. The news carriers are sometimes non gamblers that knows nothing about how a speculation is done.

[Numeral]

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 there are any increased chances of winning for newbies. The influencer says the same thing, and online casinos themselves don't mention it anywhere on their websites. Accordingly, we can conclude that there are no official statements about this, and since there are none, where would the increased chances come from? It seems like a ploy by the influencer. Otherwise, think about it: everyone would constantly be creating new accounts and abandoning their old ones. For casinos, this would be a disaster: constantly new accounts, endless growth of the user base, but it would never be clear how many of them are real people and how many are just people creating new accounts. In general, casinos usually do not welcome it when one user has multiple accounts.

[CryptoYar]

Being skeptical is correct since idea that new accounts are more likely to succeed is merely trick that influencers use to make people register with their unique links. As matter of fact, licensed casinos have fair software known as Random Number Generator (RNG) which makes all players have same odds and it would be illegal to change odds of new players.
This myth is spread by influencers themselves since they receive money when their followers sign up or lose, thus they use myth of new account luck to create false feeling of hope. Although casinos do have welcome bonuses such as free spins, they only increase your number of tries to win without changing your mathematical chance of winning. Reason why people tend to believe this myth is that they only get to hear about few new players who get lucky and win but with time, it is house that wins. It is trick of influencers to earn money, and it is risky attitude of players since they will believe that they have advantage on system that is actually created to take their money.

[Localhostspeed]

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?

You know what influencers do all their life, give them money and watch them kill their life for you. Influencers are one of the most dishonesty people you will want to listen to when having a conversation or listening to their opinions. Give an influencer a food to taste, let them tell you their opinion and watch them say all bad things about it but add money to it and ask them for the opinion, watch them says extra qualities about the food including what was not there.

The key access to influencers are nothing but money, they love getting paid. New casino doesn't give any specialty or value. Casino can make you lose money or they can make you get money same like old one. I will like to hear the opinion of random people reviews about a casino without any pay than listen to any popular influencers that rely on money from any company. I'm not sure if I'm the only person that don't like to test new things until I hear some feed back just to be safe.

[ginsan]

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?

It's just a marketing trick done by the influencer, it's clear that he's affiliated with the casino he's offering to get people to play at the casino he's using, it's a trick, so don't ever be tempted by this kind of thing, I've tried it in the past and the fact is the same, a new account at a new casino is still the same, it doesn't affect whether you'll be luckier or not, we just get a bonus on the new account as a welcome.

If new accounts get luckier and old accounts don't, the casino will never get any success in the long run and it could be argued that they are manipulating the games they have.