A player going by pingu declared Gamba "the worse site to wager on" [sic] and laid out the math: "over 250k+ wager" and "losing $5000" with "not a single lossback." Gamba's social account did not apologize. It asked, in public: "That cannot be true, what's your username?"

Pingu returned to the thread to thank the brand under the nickname "ScammerGoBig" and to clarify that "I'm a high roller." The casino skipped the apology and answered with a number: "You have $100 more withdrawn than deposited."

A casino correcting a customer's sob story upward is a new genre. Usually the house's math makes things worse; here it made pingu a hundred dollars richer and a thousand words quieter. The high roller, by the player's own telling, had walked away up money, and the "scammer" was the one pointing it out.

Meanwhile, the polite customer

Elsewhere in the same replies, EXPELL turned a first $10 deposit into $1,400, gave it all back, and asked @gamba for "any love." The brand slid into the DMs with "some lossback usdt." The polite fisher for love got lossback; the howling whale turned out to be up a hundred dollars. Ask nicely, and the house might run your numbers too.