This is a sharp and direct taunt used to remind an opponent (or even a bystander) to stay in their lane and pay attention to the flow of the game. This phrase is commonly said when someone is either getting distracted, overly chatty, or trying to interfere in a moment that doesn’t concern them. It’s a way of reasserting control and telling the person to sit back and observe until it’s their turn to make a move.

In Jamaican dominoes, timing and focus are crucial. By saying "Watch the Game, A Nuh Your Play," the player is not only calling out the distraction but also subtly implying that the opponent needs to wait their turn, both in the game and in the competition. It’s a way of telling them, "Let me handle this right now; your time will come, but it’s not now."