Dozens of 311 complaints have been filed against the NBA’s poker scandal

Greenwich Village Luxury Pillow Used by mafiosi and NBA stars to run rigged poker games, the city records show it was a roaring inferno for its neighbors, who filed more than three dozen 311 complaints about it.

Complaints about the six-story house at 80 Washington Place — referred to in the sprawling indictment Known as “Washington Place” — it was set up while one of two illegal casinos where prosecutors say mobsters cheated their gambling victims out of millions.

Officials say scammers began using the house — which is located just steps from Washington Square Park in one of the city’s most desirable buildings — To run their scheme around January 2021That’s when the complaints started pouring in.

Records show the first call to 311 came around 3 a.m. on Jan. 16, 2021 for a crowd gathering on the sidewalk outside and a similar complaint about loud talking in the street was made just four days later at 2:28 a.m.

That’s when the sound level apparently rose in the house and drowned out the sleeping neighborhood with a deafening noise in the middle of the night.

Over the next 20 months, the city recorded 311 complaints, almost all of them for excessive noise or parties inside the house and on the street outside.

The first of those complaints were made at 11:30pm – with some suggesting the partying may have continued until 7am.

Parties appeared to be almost constant through May 2021, when 11 noise complaints were recorded.

Neighbors reported drug use outside the home, trash strewn on the sidewalk outside, and, oddly enough, homeless encampments were set up outside.

The scene calmed down in January 2023 and remained so until October of that year, by which time federal investigators estimate they had dismantled the illegal gambling network from the home.

It is not clear whether the rowdy and hardened alleged criminals were disturbed by their behaviour.

The NYPD, which is fielded for most noise complaints, noted that it “responded to the complaint and took action to remedy the situation,” but could not immediately tell The Post whether that involved tickets or summonses, or just verbal warnings.

Other agencies, such as the Department of Homeless Services and the Department of Sanitation, had found no evidence of complaints by the time they responded — except for one report of a dead rat on the sidewalk, which sanitation workers cleaned up.

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The luxurious townhouse was one of several digs in Manhattan where mobsters allegedly ran their rigged poker games.

Four of New York City’s five La Cosa Nostra families were allegedly involved in fixed poker games: the Gambinos, Genoveses, Luccheses and Bonannos, according to prosecutors.

They were allegedly used Advanced fraud technology such as counterfeit X-ray card tables, Twisted card shuffling tools, special glasses and contact lenses that could spy marked cards – and famous NBA players were used as “face cards” to lure their deeply rich victims.

Basketball Hall of Famer Chauncey Billups and former NBA player Damon Jones were named in a sprawling federal indictment this week.

The second NBA-related indictment this week involves an illegal sports gambling ring Betting on games using inside information About the Los Angeles Lakers, Toronto Raptors, Charlotte Hornets, Portland Trail Blazers and their players.