o·ver·play 
(ō′vər-plā)
(ō′vər-plā)v. o·ver·played, o·ver·play·ing, o·ver·plays
v.tr.
1.
a. To present (a dramatic role, for example) in an exaggerated manner.
b. To emphasize or stress unduly.
2. To overestimate the strength of (one's holding or position) with resulting defeat: overplayed his hand and lost the game.
3. Sports To hit (a golf ball) beyond the green.
v.intr.
To overdo a role or an effect.