Definition

A strategic Connect-4 move featuring three diagonal tokens with open spots at both ends, giving you two ways to win on your next turn. It's the diagonal cousin of the Norwegian Pincer and sounds way more sophisticated than it actually is. Named after the Dutch for reasons known only to extremely serious Connect-4 players.

Example Usage

I thought I had him beat, but he hit me with a Dutch Stripe and I had no way to block both sides.

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