This quote is used when a player forces their opponent to play a double tile, often at a disadvantageous moment. In Jamaican dominoes, doubles can be tricky to manage, and being forced to play one when you’d rather hold onto it can disrupt your strategy and put you in a tough spot.

When a player shouts, "Tek you Double!!!," they’re celebrating their ability to corner the opponent, leaving them with no choice but to play their double. It’s a way of saying, "I’ve got you trapped," and it’s usually delivered with a mix of glee and mockery. The taunt highlights the player’s strategic thinking, showing that they’ve outmaneuvered the opponent and forced them into a move they didn’t want to make.

This taunt also adds psychological pressure. Playing a double can reveal a lot about a player’s hand and their potential moves, so being forced to play it means the opponent loses some of their advantage. "Tek you Double!!!" is a declaration of control, emphasizing that the taunting player is dictating the flow of the game and leaving the opponent scrambling to keep up.