Al Scramuzza: The Crawfish King is a captivating story about a depression-era, poverty stricken youngster who gambled with marbles at five years old in the French Quarter, but later built one of the most successful seafood empires in the country. Scramuzza would eventually roll dice with former Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards on the high-roller craps tables in Las Vegas, but then go bust and later find spiritual salvation as a recovering addict and sponsor at Alcoholics Anonymous and Gamblers Anonymous. He would ultimately sponsor and mentor thousands of other addicts over a 35-year span and would become one of the longest and winningest Little League coaches in Louisiana history.