This quote is often used during the final phase of a game when the outcome is almost certain, and the player making the statement knows that no matter what tile the opponent plays, it will work to their advantage. At this stage, every move the opponent makes leads to a "turn of hand" (winning opportunity) for the player delivering the taunt.

By saying "Notn' Nuh Good," the player is dismissing the opponent’s chances of a comeback, emphasizing that no tile they place will make a difference in the game's outcome. It’s a confident, almost triumphant declaration, signaling that the player is poised to win regardless of the opponent's choices. The pressure mounts on the opponent, who now realizes they’re trapped with no viable options left, leading to a satisfying victory for the taunter.