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Tony Valentine has a gift for grift: He can walk into a casino and spot a cheater across a crowded floor. A man who still uses pay phones and wonât spend more than a buck for coffee, Tony has protected Atlantic City gambling palaces for twenty years and learned every trick of the tradeâuntil a new one blows him away.
With his old partner murdered in a bomb blast, Tony returns to A.C. to retrace Doyle Flanaganâs last case. Investigating a six-million-dollar casino takedown, a square cop soon meets a whole lot of bent people, from a beautiful lady wrestler to some Manhattan mobsters; from a trio of beautiful casino âconsultantsâ to a team of Eurotrash blackjack card counters. But while everyone around Tony Valentine (including Tonyâs own son) is playing some kind of angle, Tony is determined to find a killer who is playing for keeps. . . .
With his old partner murdered in a bomb blast, Tony returns to A.C. to retrace Doyle Flanaganâs last case. Investigating a six-million-dollar casino takedown, a square cop soon meets a whole lot of bent people, from a beautiful lady wrestler to some Manhattan mobsters; from a trio of beautiful casino âconsultantsâ to a team of Eurotrash blackjack card counters. But while everyone around Tony Valentine (including Tonyâs own son) is playing some kind of angle, Tony is determined to find a killer who is playing for keeps. . . .
Tony Valentine has a gift for grift: He can walk into a casino and spot a cheater across a crowded floor. A man who still uses pay phones and wonât spend more than a buck for coffee, Tony has protected Atlantic City gambling palaces for twenty years and learned every trick of the tradeâuntil a new one blows him away.
With his old partner murdered in a bomb blast, Tony returns to A.C. to retrace Doyle Flanaganâs last case. Investigating a six-million-dollar casino takedown, a square cop soon meets a whole lot of bent people, from a beautiful lady wrestler to some Manhattan mobsters; from a trio of beautiful casino âconsultantsâ to a team of Eurotrash blackjack card counters. But while everyone around Tony Valentine (including Tonyâs own son) is playing some kind of angle, Tony is determined to find a killer who is playing for keeps. . . .
With his old partner murdered in a bomb blast, Tony returns to A.C. to retrace Doyle Flanaganâs last case. Investigating a six-million-dollar casino takedown, a square cop soon meets a whole lot of bent people, from a beautiful lady wrestler to some Manhattan mobsters; from a trio of beautiful casino âconsultantsâ to a team of Eurotrash blackjack card counters. But while everyone around Tony Valentine (including Tonyâs own son) is playing some kind of angle, Tony is determined to find a killer who is playing for keeps. . . .
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Tony Valentine has a gift for grift: He can walk into a casino and spot a cheater across a crowded floor. A man who still uses pay phones and wonât spend more than a buck for coffee, Tony has protected Atlantic City gambling palaces for twenty years and learned every trick of the tradeâuntil a new one blows him away.
With his old partner murdered in a bomb blast, Tony returns to A.C. to retrace Doyle Flanaganâs last case. Investigating a six-million-dollar casino takedown, a square cop soon meets a whole lot of bent people, from a beautiful lady wrestler to some Manhattan mobsters; from a trio of beautiful casino âconsultantsâ to a team of Eurotrash blackjack card counters. But while everyone around Tony Valentine (including Tonyâs own son) is playing some kind of angle, Tony is determined to find a killer who is playing for keeps. . . .
With his old partner murdered in a bomb blast, Tony returns to A.C. to retrace Doyle Flanaganâs last case. Investigating a six-million-dollar casino takedown, a square cop soon meets a whole lot of bent people, from a beautiful lady wrestler to some Manhattan mobsters; from a trio of beautiful casino âconsultantsâ to a team of Eurotrash blackjack card counters. But while everyone around Tony Valentine (including Tonyâs own son) is playing some kind of angle, Tony is determined to find a killer who is playing for keeps. . . .













