HELP: Is it true that the longer you're in the pool, the more your chances are of receiving iTA?

[Dragonslayer_Tn]

So, I was in the pool since February 2023, and as I was updating new information to my profile I pressed "start over" and it deleted all the information on my profile and it was ineligible. (i had 481 points)

I created a new profile and re-entered the pool, and now waiting on the next draws.

Is it true that the longer you're in the pool, the more your chances are of receiving iTA? will it take longer for me this time to receive it?

Please help if you have any information.

thanks

 

[scylla]

So, I was in the pool since February 2023, and as I was updating new information to my profile I pressed "start over" and it deleted all the information on my profile and it was ineligible. (i had 481 points)

I created a new profile and re-entered the pool, and now waiting on the next draws.

Is it true that the longer you're in the pool, the more your chances are of receiving iTA? will it take longer for me this time to receive it?

Please help if you have any information.

thanks

It doesn't work that way. The only possible impact would be due to the tie breaker rule.

 

[Dragonslayer_Tn]

It doesn't work that way. The only possible impact would be due to the tie breaker rule.

what's that? can you explain more please

 

[eccv]

If more than one candidate has the lowest score, the cut-off is based on the date and time they submitted their profiles.

So technically it's better to keep the old profile, but that's only if you have the lowest score to receive the invite.