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Dividing the spoils or splitting the spoils. Spoils being the fortune made from an activity.
When wars are fought the "spoils " are the lands taken and the resources taken.
The correct Latin translation of "To the victor the spoils" is "Victori spolia."
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They go in your spoils bag.
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That usually happens when it goes bad or spoils.
In war -to the victors go the spoils !!.
Senator William I Marcy supported Andrew Jackson's replacement of John Quincy Adam's appointees by referring to the idea that "to the victor belong the spoils of the enemy." So, in a sense, Jackson created the "spoils system" of political patronage.
It is commonly called the "spoils system" based on the adage that "to the victors go the spoils" (rewards from winning). It can also be called "political patronage" where jobs and public contracts are given to political supporters, and especially to contributors.
It's "to the victor go the spoils." The spoils of victory are the extra bonuses, perks, and treasure you get for winning. In the old days of war, the winning army pretty much got to loot the countryside and take what they wanted--wealth, harvest, women, whatever. Those would be the spoils of victory. In a relatively civilized setting, we use it more symbolically or metaphorically. The winner (victor, the victorious one, the one who gets the victory) gets whatever benefits go with the actual winning of the title, prize, award, office, or event. They could be formal or informal--that is, they could be a designated part of the prize (a gold medal, a contract with an athletic equipment manufacturer) or just tag along with it (celebrity status, free gifts, media attention, boost in their love life).