![]() ![]() The testimony from James Dunlap, a retired Baltimore police detective and nationally recognized gambling expert, set the stage for the next phase of the six-week old trial. Video poker machines have long been a major money-maker for the mob, according to law enforcement authorities, and Wednesday the jury in the racketeering trial of mob boss Joseph "Uncle Joe" Ligambi and six co-defendants got a detailed lesson about the ins and outs of the business. ![]() It was, federal prosecutors said, false advertising. The sign taped across the front of the Dodge City video poker machine read "for amusement only." ![]() The Philadelphia mob's joker poker business ![]()
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