Forfeit
Gambit
Gambit noun - A clever often underhanded means to achieve an end.
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| full | full forfeit | full gambit |
| double | double forfeit | double gambit |
| last | last forfeit | last gambit |
| occasional | occasional forfeit | occasional gambit |
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The couple could stop whenever they wished, as going over 21 would forfeit the prizes they had uncovered, but hitting 21 in any way won a growing cash jackpot plus a new car (on the original series) or $5,000 cash (on Las Vegas Gambit).
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