noun, masculine/ˈoɾdaɡo/plural: órdagos
an all-or-nothing bet; an all-or-nothing challenge or defiance
“A falta de acuerdo con la oposición -que acaba de jugar un órdago al presidente centrista, Basescu-, el gobierno caído seguirá interinamente hasta las elecciones presidenciales del próximo 22 de noviembre.” — In the absence of agreement with the opposition- which just played an all-or-nothing bet with the Centrist president, Basescu-, the fallen government will stay on in an interim capacity until the presidential elections starting from the 22 of November.
Borrowed from Basque hor dago (“there it is”).