mobs current biggest earners

Who do you guys think are some of the biggest earners currently? And what are they're rackets/hustles/schemes? Whether its a sports book, shy book, drugs, white collar fraud, unions, extortion or all of the above. I've always been interested in the thing that "tore" locascio and richard "richie" martino had going on, which included andrew campo(s). Tore started some little company with the gift money he got from his wedding, anyways they start pulling the phone cramming and some internet credit card charge shit.. Needless to say they make a fucking killing.. When they got busted I think they were claiming tore and his crew were pulling in like 500 million for the gambinos from that stuff they had going on.. Another one although I don't really know what he's into is scarfo jr. Seems like he makes a rediculous amount of money... So give your opinions people.. Curious to hear.

I'm sure the biggest earners are in the drug trade, with that being said Frank Cali has rumored to be a huge earner for the Gambino's and was justly rewarded with his recent promotion to UB...

Alphonse Trucchio before he went to jail

no drug dealer or bookie can bring in the kindof money that the carpenters, and concrete associations run out of pelham.

Johnny Blue! Apparently Christie offered him a job running the state run sportsbook, he said he would make more on his own...

I assume you mean the Unions that the Genovese Family has out in Pelham?

By Pelham he means Barney.

Nicodemo must have made a killing running the sports out of the borgata ... means nothing now that he's facing life for the dipietro hit

There's New York Mob money, and then there's everywhere else Mob money, The latter makes a fraction of what most of the NY guys do there just more diversified Becouse there still dominant in many areas here

As a whole, gambling (mainly sports betting) remains the biggest money maker for the mob. That brings in more money than anything else and it's on a consistent basis. But it's spread out over so many people, including a big piece going up the ladder.