Synopsis

Chicago, Summer 1931. Nick Acropolis had recently established himself as the city’s new bookmaker, his reach spanning Illinois and the six states bordering it. He took wagers on every imaginable contest – horse races, boxing bouts, baseball games, and more. By August, his monthly volume had reached two million dollars. This success did not go unnoticed; Eliot Ness and his Untouchables began to investigate. Enrico Rossi had placed a wiretap on one of Nick’s betting establishments, managed by Sull