This is a humorous and cutting taunt used to mock the opponent’s skill level, comparing their domino abilities to something as insignificant as a shoelace. The implication is that the opponent’s gameplay is so poor that they don’t even measure up to the speaker’s shoelaces, let alone their domino skills. It's a playful way of diminishing the opponent’s competence while boosting the speaker’s confidence.

This taunt adds an extra layer of insult by trivializing the opponent's entire approach to the game. By saying they aren't even as good as something so simple and mundane, the speaker implies that the opponent's skills are barely worth acknowledging. It’s a light-hearted but sharp jab meant to rattle the other player and make them question their moves.

In Jamaican dominoes, where banter and psychological warfare are part of the fun, "You Deven Good Like Mi Shoe Lace!!!" is a creative way to let an opponent know they need to step up their game—or risk further ridicule.