This is a triumphant taunt used when a player or team that was on the verge of losing in a humiliating way—such as getting "six love" (losing six straight games) or "nil" (winning no games at all)—manages to win a round and break the opponent’s winning streak. It’s a way of signaling that the game has taken a dramatic turn, and what seemed like a sure defeat has been interrupted by a hard-fought victory.

In Jamaican dominoes, "bruk" means "broken," and in this context, it refers to breaking the momentum of an opponent who was dominating the match. By winning a game when they were at risk of being swept, the player or team declares "Di Game Bruk!!!" to announce that the opponent’s smooth run is over, and the tables have turned.

This taunt is often filled with energy and relief, as it not only stops the opponent’s dominance but also reinvigorates the team that was trailing. It's a declaration that the losing streak is no longer in effect and that the player or team is back in the game, ready to make a comeback.