It's the Mob. It's Trivia. It's Business. Not Personal.

You're Jimmy Reid — nice Florida kid, now living in Jersey. You went to see Doc Tommy, a mob-connected 24-hour cash dentist who keeps a book on the side. He fixed your toothache and set you up with a sure bet on your beloved Gators. You lost. Fast-forward: a few more "guaranteed" winners, barely any payback — and now you owe Doc Tommy ten thousand dollars.

That's where you come in.

The Vig is a mob trivia game dressed up as a debt collection. MacGregor picks you up in a '37 Rolls-Royce, drives you to see Doc Tommy, and lays out the deal: answer questions about Our Business and every right answer pays the debt down. Every wrong one adds to it.

Reach $0, you walk. Reach $30,000, you don't.

How You Play

High Stakes — the real story. Ten grand on the line, six categories of mob-culture trivia, and more than one way it can end.

• Three difficulty levels: Don (expert), Capo (intermediate), Soldier (beginner)
  
• Win by paying off your $10,000 debt. Lose by escalating the debt to $30,000.

Open Play — warm up with MacGregor first. No real consequences, cash out whenever you want — and whatever you win carries over as a discount when you go High Stakes. Whatever you owe adds to your debt to the Boss.

• Run the board and win — answer all 602 questions with a positive cash balance and you walk away Practice Round Champion. And your debt is wiped clean.
  
• Ask Teresa — stuck on a question? Call in a lifeline. Three lifelines every 20 questions in practice mode.

What's On The Line

This isn't a quiz with a scoreboard. Turn down the offer and there's John Boy waiting. Run the debt past $30,000 and you're not gambling for a while. Pay it down to zero and you get your life back — assuming you don't make the same mistake twice.

Features

• Branching narrative with multiple distinct endings — including real consequences for refusing to play at all
  
• Six trivia categories covering mob culture: Movies, Quotes & Whacks, The Crew, Mob TV, Mafia, Fuggedaboutit
  
• Cinematic images and video
  
• A fully voiced driver riding shotgun through every question
  
• Two ways in: go all in on High Stakes, or ease into it with Open Play

It's the mob. It's trivia. It's business. Not personal. Just don't get it wrong.