Outplay (verb)

1. To play better than (an opponent).
2. To outdo or surpass in a particular activity or game.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from out- "beyond" + play.

Examples:

1. He outplayed his opponent and won the game.
2. She outplayed her rivals and won the tournament.
3. The team outplayed the others and won the championship.
4. He outplayed his opponents by using a new strategy.
5. He outplayed the competition by offering superior quality and service.