Screaming SCAM, means you're stupid.

[Eclipse26]

Either way, scam or rigged, when someone posted a thread and you get the point that he lost money in gambling, that's it. Regardless of the word used, if you know and understand what the others are trying to tell, that's fine. I don't mind if people would use the word scam even if it is not the exact word to describe it. Though correcting is a good thing for them to learn the difference.

[akirasendo17]

Scam is the way to trick a nice person or innocent people, to give you money, while giving him/her a promise that can't be deliver
to them, its an act of cheating them knowing their weakness, this kind of thing is a work of a weak people that can't work because
they just wan't easy money, screaming scam doesn't mean your stupid that means they are a victim of people who can't do things
right in their life, and get the easy way out by victimizing people with their money

[Byakuga]

As bad as stupidity is its more like making mistakes, now tell me how will one move forward if they are playing it so safe and avoiding all mistakes? failing forward is a step closer to success, what i don't like is making mistakes and not taking is as your responsibility

[electronicash]

its all the same thing, if i lose money because the site is just full of manipulation and that my bet was cancelled yet the funds were not returned. its still the same thing, although i would first submit ticket and if resolve then i can go on betting again. it takes a day to get things resolve and often times users will just shout scam to get the attention of whose in charge. its like shoot first and ask questions later and it works most of the time in this wild west crypto.

[Reatim]

Hold for a while, user play and lose ?, user trading and loss. Then where is the SCAM? The answer is NOT a SCAM, but rigged.

lol where did you see something stupid like this?i have not seen any same scenario as you have mentioning because losing is part of gambling or trading so there is no point that we can call this as scamming(not unless you are the one who is doing such?)lol

You withdraw your money and you don't get your money!
Already UNDERSTANDING for newbie? who likes screaming SCAM in chat rooms?

this is the true scamming that i believe happening until now,like some exchange or gambling sites that when you are using their platform you will find no issue as they are allowing you freely but things will change when time comes that you need a withdrawal specially when involving big amounts that they will Include you in freezing or holding without valid proof.

[dothebeats]

A rigged casino/platform is still a scam in my eyes. If you're scamming someone, you have the intention to use any illegal methods to gain profit, and rigging the system in a platform's favor, by any means and definition, is illegal, and therefore falls into the scam category. It's basically the same thing since the platform is trying to fool people into playing their "rigged" game for the ultimate intention of scamming them.

Simple solution to this: don't try to play on sites that has no name yet or haven't done anything to get their brand out in the open to compete against other platforms.

Also, this should better be moved to Service Discussion and not here.

[kryptqnick]

Honestly, I see a number of posts in several places such as casinos, forums (especially bitcointalk), and other social media, that is they say SCAM. When other people ask, how can they fool you? and the victim answered, I played this way blah blah blah blah and then I lost it shouldn't be because I used the method blah blah blah blah (until his mouth was foamy).

Hold for a while, user play and lose ?, user trading and loss. Then where is the SCAM? The answer is NOT a SCAM, but rigged.

I agree with you that if a person simply loses, it's a scam. But I have not really seen many cases similar to what you are talking about. Most of the time when I see scam accusations, they are related to a situation where people cannot withdraw funds from a casino or something. Another kind of case somewhat resembles those you're talking about, but they are different nevertheless. I am talking about people who were playing and kept losing against the odds (literally, when it's a game with strict odds but you keep losing). And these people might be right because it can mean that a website states certain odds when they are actually way lower, so people lose because of casinos being unfair.

[maxtron]

Honestly, I see a number of posts in several places such as casinos, forums (especially bitcointalk), and other social media, that is they say SCAM. When other people ask, how can they fool you? and the victim answered, I played this way blah blah blah blah and then I lost it shouldn't be because I used the method blah blah blah blah (until his mouth was foamy).

Hold for a while, user play and lose ?, user trading and loss. Then where is the SCAM? The answer is NOT a SCAM, but rigged.

I agree with you that if a person simply loses, it's a scam. But I have not really seen many cases similar to what you are talking about. Most of the time when I see scam accusations, they are related to a situation where people cannot withdraw funds from a casino or something. Another kind of case somewhat resembles those you're talking about, but they are different nevertheless. I am talking about people who were playing and kept losing against the odds (literally, when it's a game with strict odds but you keep losing). And these people might be right because it can mean that a website states certain odds when they are actually way lower, so people lose because of casinos being unfair.

maybe if we talk scam, it leads to fraud like ponzi if for games like casinos, it is more rigged.

Maybe next time I will discuss fraud.
thank you for ur advanced