- Original release
- Previous episode S03E12 - Siamo uomini, gnomi?
- Number S03E13
- Episode runtime 57 minutes
- Country Italy
- Original language Italian
- Genres Family, Drama, Comedy, Romance
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Roulette russa
Cesare deve pagare delle tasse arretrate e gli viene incontro il bidello Son Sei, che installa una macchina di gioco in Bottiglieria, però Giulio non è d'accordo e la fa togliere. Senza quindi nulla di guadagnato, Giulio, Cesare, Barilon, Ezio e Son Sei vanno in un casinò dove, attraverso un sistema di gioco, riescono a vincere 60.000€, che però Ezio perde alla roulette. Nel frattempo, Eva intervista una ragazza incinta e abbandonata dal ragazzo (stessa situazione in cui si trova), che vuole proseguire il suo sogno di ballerina.
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