Currently, there's a pattern. A person makes a new account in BitcoinTalk, makes a topic/accuses a casino of scamming him/her, and because some users need to bump up their post count for their signature campaigns, the topic gets more attention than it should be during a normal situation.
OK, it's understandable that users need to bump up their post count, but we should also be responsible to find the truth, and merely not believing an accusation from a person who literally made a brand new account, nor discussing it with the person like something wrong actually happened. Because actual scammers themselves will take advantage of us.
Most of the time the player turns out to be wrong and is using the forum to strong arm a casino. I still always start off taking the player's side until the book proves him guilty.
Ya, I always want to heed the warnings from those in the community, but most of the time when you dig down the problem is that the player is unwilling or cannot verify their account. The easy thing to do is attack the casino and hope they’ll let you withdraw your funds to get rid of the headache, but usually it just ends with wasted time and energy.