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A veteran bookie struggles to survive the impending legalization of sports gambling, increasingly unstable clients, family, co-workers, and a lifestyle that bounces him around every corner of Los Angeles, high and low.
Episode 8 : A Square Job in a Round Hole
December. 21,2023
A violent showdown causes Sandy to issue Danny an ultimatum: get legit or risk losing his family for good.
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Episode 7 : The Super Bowl: God's Gift to Bookies
December. 21,2023
The biggest night in sports brings a windfall of cash to Danny and Ray, but Hector makes a mistake that threatens the money and their lives.
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Episode 6 : Nepo Bookies
December. 14,2023
After the passing of his beloved uncle and mentor, Danny faces increasing threats from his estranged cousin, Viggy.
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Episode 5 : Beware the Family Jewels
December. 14,2023
When a client settles his debts with a bounty of stolen jewelry, Danny and Ray use the baubles to appease the women in their lives.
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Episode 4 : Some Whales Nix the Vig
December. 07,2023
Having been forced to take an enormous bet, Danny and Ray look for a way out, while Hector and Lorraine pursue running a psychedelic shaman business.
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Episode 3 : Trust Your Sphincter
December. 07,2023
While Lorraine's side-hustle backfires, Danny takes a series of high-risk, high-reward bets that could make or break his business.
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Episode 2 : Making Lemonade
November. 30,2023
After a violent run-in leaves them shaken, Danny and Ray attempt to talk a client off the ledge, while Hector aims to weasel his way onto the team.
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Episode 1 : Always Smell the Money
November. 30,2023
While collecting debts from clients around LA, Danny and Ray attempt to track down actor Charlie Sheen.
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