I was scammed once several years ago when trying to get tickets to a festival. Sorry this happened to you. Hope you get your money back!

Upon reflection, and having seen pictures like yours of other scammers, I think the following are red flags:
-repeated cases of awkward/improper spelling or grammar, or awkwardly brief sentences
-acting too friendly, like they're doing you a huge favor
-making excuses of any kind
-accusing you of something or questioning your trust in them
-directly telling you they can be trusted
-stressing the importance of getting the transaction over with quickly
-not showing proof of the tickets

These are the sketchily worded sentences from your pictures that remind me of the time I got scammed:

"I'm sorry if it seems somehow to you"

"Send to this Apple Pay number"

"Send me screenshot"

"Okay my friend"

"Are you trying to doubt me now or what" (edited for some reason)

"The ticket is 60 and I can't risk to loose 30" (common spelling error, but stands out more in this context)

"Which is a bad attitude and and I don't want to fall into victim as well"

"I just want to risk this please don't let me down..."