Michael Scarpaci, the reputed Gambino associate who pleaded guilty last October to investment-adviser fraud which took $20 million from investors, today pleaded guilty in an unrelated racketeering case brought last April involving "his roles in an Internet sports-betting ring and high-stakes poker games" as reported by Bruce Golding for the New York Post: "He agreed to serve up to 30 months behind bars in addition to the five years he faces for running the bogus 'Gryphon Financial' investment firm, which duped investors through a 'boiler room' located in a Staten Island strip mall."
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