pluff

verb \pləf\

To use seemingly devious methods to force a win in a player’s favor at the end of a game, even if there is no win in sight. Usually, to the frustration and humiliation of the other players, creating a vapid emotional vibe around the entire experience.
Commonly used in the phrase “pluff a win.”

Origins believed to be a variant of the Modern English, “pull off a win,” with gamers frustrated at opponents tactics to win by any means necessary.

Ex. “uh o. Looks like Bob is going to try to pluff a win.”

“Dang it! A win was in my grasp. Looks like Gavin pluffed off a win again.”

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