Looks like their luck ran out.

Six men from Staten Island and New Jersey were busted and arraigned on Wednesday on charges they ran an illegal sports gambling operation that raked in some $11 million in bets over a six-month period through two websites.

The defendants are Ross Branca, 40, of Freehold, New Jersey; Stephen Barone, 56, of Jackson, New Jersey; Bryan “Faith” Kelly, 45, of Staten Island; Petrit “Pete” Lusha, 60, of Staten Island; Joseph “Joe Brooklyn” Melfi, 58, of Staten Island; and Anthony Sclafani, 73, of Staten Island.

The defendants all pleaded not guilty to conspiracy and gambling promotion charges before a Brooklyn Supreme Court judge and were released without bail.

“Illegal gambling is not a victimless crime, but an unlawful conduct that is often connected to loansharking, money laundering and to organized crime,” Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said in a news release.

Branca, Barone Lusha and Melfi did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Scalfani and Kelly could not be reached for comment.

Branca, who prosecutors call the “master agent” of one of the gambling sites, also pleaded not guilty to a money laundering charge for allegedly laundering $100,000.

Prosecutors say the defendants took bets through two websites, playbig365.com and gameday365.ag, with the latter site being operated from Costa Rica. They also took bets directly and over the phone.

The websites appeared to be out of commission on Wednesday.