be quids in

be quids in

slang To be able to profit or gain from something. ("Quid" is a slang term for the British pound.) Primarily heard in UK. We'll be quids in if that company buys our software!
See also: quid
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

be quids in

be in a position where you have profited or are likely to profit from something. British informal
Quids is only found in this phrase, the normal plural being quid .
See also: quid
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
See also:
  • quids in
  • chip
  • chips
  • up on (one's) ear
  • Two Bob
  • (as) dead as mutton
  • dead as mutton
  • mutton
  • not the full quid
  • one of the lads
References in periodicals archive
So Newcastle could be quids in whenever Shepherd and Co get a mauling from disgruntled supporters who bombard the airwaves or just ring each other to gripe about their beloved club.
Sport Confidential: NEWCASTLE TAP INTO FANS' PHONE FURY