"you've got the best of me", "you've bested me", or "you got me" all mean the same thing, "you've won/you've fooled me".
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You won/did better.
You have won.
You conquered me in a game/competition/contest.
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Depends where you found the example...
"To get the better of someone" means to defeat or beat them at something
"You've got the best of me" (in a love song for example) may mean that person has access to the best sides of your personality.
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I tried my best, but you were better. You won!
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