This quote questions the opponent’s skill by implying that they must have learned from someone who wasn’t very good. It’s a playful way to insult the opponent’s gameplay, suggesting that they lack the fundamentals of the game. In Jamaican dominoes, where skill and experience are highly valued, this taunt can be both a jab and a challenge.
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