Chicago Poker

In 1920, a large illegal circuit emerged in the United States, controlled by Italian immigrants. They were the founders of the notorious Mafia and smuggled large quantities of distilled spirits from Canada. The liquor was sold illegally at huge profits in seemingly innocent establishments called speakeasies. Due to its location, Chicago was the most important smuggling city. In this game, players take on the roles of notorious mobsters such as Al Capone, Dutch Schultz, and Bugsy Malone. By making poker combinations, they try to take over speakeasies. These are mainly pubs, Jazz clubs, illegal breweries, and gambling dens. The player who is the first to control three of the same, four different, or five random speakeasies wins the game.

Number of players: 2-6
Age: 10 years and up