Prague's nightlife becomes the hunting ground for this episode of Scam City, which tracks the con artists who target tourists the moment they step off a plane. Undercover cameras and interviews follow the scams as they unfold after dark: women hired to lure men into bars with rigged drink prices, hawkers pushing counterfeit goods and card tricks on crowded squares, and taxi drivers who quote one fare and demand another once the doors are locked. Locals and former scammers explain how marks are chosen, how a con is built in stages, and why tourists rarely realize they've been targeted until the money is gone. The film moves through specific neighborhoods and nightlife strips where these operations run night after night, treating Prague's old-town charm as the cover story for a well-organized shadow economy. It's investigative rather than sensational, more interested in the mechanics of the con than in shock value, and it leaves you with a clear map of exactly where and how these scams operate.