Do new casino accounts really get better winning chances?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Have anyone tried this?

IMO, maybe this is also part of making people believe they can easily win when they're new, but it doesn't guarantee that it will happen.  So there's nothing wrong if you will try and if will not work, then, leave it.

Yes, winning can be achieved luckily on a new account but it's just a coincidence for someone to have series of winning on every new account that has been created, unless that there's a specific casino that normally rewards new accounts with only winning on the first day that their account was created, but I don't believe there's such casino that rewards with just winning on the first day of registration. I told someone that they can lose all their money on the first day of gambling and they also confirmed it. The game is based on luck and no logic can work 100% right.

[Beparanf]

Have anyone tried this?

This is also what I've heard here in my country. (in social media or even my friend do gambling)
If you're a newly registered user at a casino, the odds are more likely to increase or give you a better chance to hit the jackpot (scatter).  I tried it once and won, but it wasn't a big win, I kept gambling and lost it all quickly.

IMO, maybe this is also part of making people believe they can easily win when they're new, but it doesn't guarantee that it will happen.  So there's nothing wrong if you will try and if will not work, then, leave it.

In the past during the dice game popularity this speculation is very popular. Casino back then doesn’t have multiple account restrictions so anyone can create account freely whenever they like.

I do this before since there’s nothing to lose and no VIP program back then so sticking to 1 account doesn’t have any advantage.

It’s proven that still based on luck even if you play on new registered account. I do experiment before by betting same amount spins on each account with same setup and the result is just close to each other.

[MArsland]

What do you think about this?

They get paid so it's natural to say that to users because their target is new users and that's how the profit system is created. Usually they will definitely play in the Slot and for example from 10 new users who register 4 of them are lucky, so not because every new user will win.

[Altryist]

In the past during the dice game popularity this speculation is very popular. Casino back then doesn’t have multiple account restrictions so anyone can create account freely whenever they like.

I do this before since there’s nothing to lose and no VIP program back then so sticking to 1 account doesn’t have any advantage.

It’s proven that still based on luck even if you play on new registered account. I do experiment before by betting same amount spins on each account with same setup and the result is just close to each other.

Even if we assume this is true and a new registration gives you some temporary advantage, I don't think it will help much because you can't register too many times for various reasons. I also doubt the casino is capable of giving new players the best chance of winning, as the games have providers who ensure that casinos can't influence the outcome. This is only possible if the casino promotes its game, but I haven't heard of such a thing, and it would most likely be a casino with a dubious reputation.

[Orpichukwu]

People are easily manipulated thi way. As long as someone of influence gives a nod of approval, they would agree with it no matter how unreasonable or senseless it sounds. That's why I'm not surprised that people were quick to believe it. There's often beginners luck but that's random and it also has to be a first time. You can extend to more gambling platforms under the disguise than new account on new site = first time gambler. If it worked that way, we all be millionaires at this point.

If anyone can believe in something due to who they hear it from, then it's the person who shares the information that they believe in and not the other way round, and such types of people are easily manipulated to do what they are not supposed to do as long as it's from their favourite person.

[DaNNy001]

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.

Good point, it doesn't matter whether it is a new or old account the only important factor is luck and not whether the gambling account is new or old..some gamblers open new accounts hoping that they would have more luck but they fail to ask themselves how possible it is for gambling outcomes to be different for old time gamblers and beginners, it is all about getting lucky, new accounts don't have better chances of winning

[Akbarkoe]

People are easily manipulated thi way. As long as someone of influence gives a nod of approval, they would agree with it no matter how unreasonable or senseless it sounds. That's why I'm not surprised that people were quick to believe it. There's often beginners luck but that's random and it also has to be a first time. You can extend to more gambling platforms under the disguise than new account on new site = first time gambler. If it worked that way, we all be millionaires at this point.

If anyone can believe in something due to who they hear it from, then it's the person who shares the information that they believe in and not the other way round, and such types of people are easily manipulated to do what they are not supposed to do as long as it's from their favourite person.

There is a saying from my teacher when I was in school “look at what they are talking about not who is talking” this reminds us of the importance of judging what they say, how logical and how much truth is conveyed not to the person who is talking, if it is related to this case we need to verify it and digest whether it is something that makes sense? of course not, if so like that it will be used by many account farms to get their profits at many casinos.

[Dunamisx]

New casino accounts don't have any preferential treatment over the old or existing ones, everyone plays to qualify himself for a winning if their luck works, but since as a new user, you may only have the privilege of receiving bonus from the casino for your offer as being eligible, if you try your luck and win, then you made it in.

[Accardo]

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.

The validation isn't certian but it appears to be through neurotech, and IP address - casinos could figure out who is legitimately fresh into playing games. Because some of this well known new players tend to get the luck. Which must have even brought about such talks, regarding newbie lucks. Hence, the house wants to hold down fresh players into trying for a little longer. No one would stop after a win on the first ever try.

[Orpichukwu]

If anyone can believe in something due to who they hear it from, then it's the person who shares the information that they believe in and not the other way round, and such types of people are easily manipulated to do what they are not supposed to do as long as it's from their favourite person.

There is a saying from my teacher when I was in school “look at what they are talking about not who is talking” this reminds us of the importance of judging what they say, how logical and how much truth is conveyed not to the person who is talking, if it is related to this case we need to verify it and digest whether it is something that makes sense? of course not, if so like that it will be used by many account farms to get their profits at many casinos.

That logic by your teacher is very clear, and I agree with it, but many don't really approach and decode information that way. As for me, the best I could do from anyone who I highly respect is get information from them about something and then do my research. Whatever decision I get from doing the research is what will determine the action I will take.

[icebar]

New casino accounts don't have any preferential treatment over the old or existing ones, everyone plays to qualify himself for a winning if their luck works, but since as a new user, you may only have the privilege of receiving bonus from the casino for your offer as being eligible, if you try your luck and win, then you made it in.

Whether it is a new or old account, if there is no luck, then there will be no winning, that is true, but yes, there is a good chance of getting some bonuses in new accounts. After getting that bonus, the gambler may feel that he is getting more profit in the casino, but gradually when the account gets old, the gambler no longer gets that opportunity, which is why he feels that he cannot win with the old account. I have heard many stories from some people I know where they said that their winnings were comparatively higher in the new account. Some gambler won big bets at the beginning. But in reality, there is no logic to this.

[AmaGold70]

Of course it's a marketing strategy meant to lure new people into signing up to that casino, never believe the words that are coming out from the mouth of an influencer because they lie a lot as long as they are getting paid to advertise a product they can say anything and it doesn't matter to them if people are being deceived. New casino account and old casino account are just the same and none of them have luck attached to them so there's no special treatment for new accounts without luck and skills , the only thing I know that new accounts get from a casino is just bonus and that's to boost their confidence.

[khiholangkang]

In my country there are casinos that do that way, they give a much bigger chance of winning to new users to attract them to gamble more the next time and think that the casino is very profitable, and it has proven effective to deceive many users after a long time they play at the casino, but such conditions are taken advantage of by a group of people who know how the online casino works, and create many new accounts after getting the winnings to increase their profits, every month they can pocket more than 50 million in that way until the pad is finally known to the public, and that method is no longer useful.

[Dickiy]

I've heard similar claims, whether from influencers or friends, but they're nothing more than nonsense. Why should we believe the claim that "new accounts have a better chance of winning"? It doesn't exist. I've often tried signing up at new casinos, but the results are always the same: a loss is a loss.

Ultimately, your winnings still depend on your luck, regardless of whether you've just registered at a casino or have been playing for a while. However, deposit bonuses and free spins do exist and are real..

[alastantiger]

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?

Yeah, that sounds like a classic marketing trick. Casino and Influencers know people get excited by the idea of an edge, so they hype up new accounts like somehow the odds are better. Meanwhile nothing about the game changes, the house edge stays the same. What usually happens is you get bonuses or free spins, which can feel like you are winning more easily but its really just extra play money. The odds themselves dont improve, most of the time its just to get people to sign up through a referral link.

[TopT3ns]

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?

Yeah, that sounds like a classic marketing trick. Casino and Influencers know people get excited by the idea of an edge, so they hype up new accounts like somehow the odds are better. Meanwhile nothing about the game changes, the house edge stays the same. What usually happens is you get bonuses or free spins, which can feel like you are winning more easily but its really just extra play money. The odds themselves dont improve, most of the time its just to get people to sign up through a referral link.

That is a kind of exploitation of economic aspirations of people by means of promotion schemes which look rather lucrative but which are in fact very deceptive. We should appreciate that offering the initial capital is just a gimmick of being able to establish an emotional connexion to the digital platform. Yes, I concur that mathematics of the game will always then play in favour of the service provider as to whether our new accounts were any good or bad. The understanding of this technical fact is our major weapon in evading the trap amid such false advertisements.

[Raflesia]

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's all the same and it's just a marketing technique with a bit of nonsense to make it look more convincing to those who are watching and interested so that what they are promoting has a lot of customers.
We know gambling has always been synonymous with luck and this is inseparable so what is the basis for those influencers who say the win rate is higher? With this condition, we should realize that there must be a hidden game on the site where they can do several things including setting some wins for those they have determined.

It's just that it can't be denied that most of us are too complacent with the talk of big wins, direct wins and so on because they won't think much just because the greed to win is so strong that they don't even realize they are being fooled.

[Anayochukwu]

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?

Do not pay attention to them because they are not trustworthy and you are likely to lose more than you do if you follow their fake stories. But why do people normally believe on those influencers? Because I used to wonder why someone would be that cheap to follow people that are find it difficult to win because obviously gamblers are equal to experience losses at all the time but I still don't know why they are believing in their luck.

[Jody.Drummer]

Have anyone tried this?

IMO, maybe this is also part of making people believe they can easily win when they're new, but it doesn't guarantee that it will happen.  So there's nothing wrong if you will try and if will not work, then, leave it.

Yes, winning can be achieved luckily on a new account but it's just a coincidence for someone to have series of winning on every new account that has been created, unless that there's a specific casino that normally rewards new accounts with only winning on the first day that their account was created, but I don't believe there's such casino that rewards with just winning on the first day of registration. I told someone that they can lose all their money on the first day of gambling and they also confirmed it. The game is based on luck and no logic can work 100% right.

After all, winning is due to luck. Even if we think a newly registered account has an easier time winning, it's simply luck on their side, and even that won't last long. A series of wins is simply due to luck. I've experienced this myself, but I don't believe it's a surefire strategy for winning, as bookmakers won't give easy wins to every new account user.

[famososMuertos]

OP, this topic (or its source of inspiration) suffers from the syndrome of creating multiple accounts. A thread like this can mislead an unsuspecting user, perhaps even you, into creating an additional account because of the weakness of your idea in this context.

So,  Do new casino accounts really get better winning chances?
NO.