Green’s Dictionary of Slang

1. (gambling) of cards, back to back.

1949		N. Algren Man with the Golden Arm 248: Three J-boys wired.
1953		L. Uris Battle Cry (1964) 145: Three treys . . . had them wired.
1967		E. Shepard Doom Pussy 111: I had queens wired in five card stud.

2. satisfactory, ideal, as one desires.

1961		(con. early 1950s) J. Peacock Valhalla 67: He really had it wired; the deck was his.
1976		N. Thornburg Cutter and Bone (2001) 9: You got it made, man [...] You got it wired.
1997		E. Little Another Day in Paradise 21: I just made thirteen, fourteen hundred bucks [...] I got this stealing thing wired.
2002		J. Lerner You Got Nothing Coming 57: Ain’t no thing, Kansas — got the fucking tray count wired, dawg.

3. (US und.) part of a network, ‘connected’.

2005		R. Cea No Lights, No Sirens 48: Roxanne gave him a big hello, so he had to know the place was wired with ghetto cops.
2010		L. Berney Gutshot Straight [ebook] Tatum was wired top to bottom, inside and out, and could score just about anything.