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Definition of vig - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The bookie charged a 10% vig on all bets.
2.
- There's a vig for processing this deal.
Origin of vig
Latin, vigere (to be lively)
Examples of vig in a sentence
The vig on this bet is quite steep. The broker's fee includes a vig. He paid a vig to secure the loan.
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- French:commission, ...
- German:Buchmachergebühr, Gebühr, ...
- Italian:commissione, vig, ...
- Spanish:comisión, ...
- Portuguese:taxa, margem, ...
- Chinese:佣金, 手续费, ...
- Japanese:手数料, ヴィグ, ...
- Arabic:عُمُولَة, رَسْم إِضَافِي, ...
- Hebrew:וִויג, תּוֹסֶפֶת עַמְלָה, ...
- Russian:комиссия, дополнительная плата, ...
- Ukrainian:комісія букмекера, комісія, ...
- Hindi:कमीशन, विग, ...
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