is a taunt that hits hard in the world of Jamaican dominoes. It’s used to mock an opponent who seems oblivious to the game’s flow, strategy, or the moves being made on the board. The implication is that the opponent is playing so poorly or making such obvious mistakes that they might as well be blind.

In Jamaican dominoes, keen observation is everything. Players must watch the tiles, anticipate their opponents’ moves, and play with precision. By saying "Blind man nuh play Domino!," the taunter is highlighting the importance of awareness in the game and calling out their opponent for missing key plays or failing to read the board properly.

This taunt also serves as a reminder that dominoes is not just about the tiles in hand, but also about reading the entire game—understanding what’s been played, what’s left, and how to outmaneuver the competition. When this taunt is used, it’s often followed by laughter and banter, adding to the pressure on the opponent to prove they can see the bigger picture.