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Yudhishthir answered, "O King, there is no prowess to be found in dice playing. Indeed, it is bereft of morality. Why then do you wish us to play?" Shakuni raised his eyebrows. "We only wish to play a simple a friendly match. We can fix the stakes so that no one is injured."

"The great sage Devala has intructed me that one should not engage in playing with a professional gamester," Yudhishthir replied. "O Shakuni, do not try to take from me the wealth with which I wish to serve the Brahmins. Even enemies should not be vanquished by desperate stakes in deceitful play. And I have no desire to win more wealth by gambling, so why should I play with you?"

Shakuni laughed. "O King, obviously one plays at dice to win something. If you are afraid of me, or if you feel I have dishonest motives, then do not play."

Yudhishthir looked up at the Kuru elders. They were all sitting silently. Both Bhishm and Vidur sat with their heads down. After Vidur, Bhishm had also tried unsuccessfully to dissuade the king from allowing the match, and he had attended it reluctantly. Dhitarashtra sat on his splendid throne, listening carefully to the discussion. Yudhishthir said, "O Shakuni, when challenged I never refuse. This is my vow. Fate is all-powerful. We are all under the sway of destiny, and whatever is ordained will surely come to pass. With whom can I play in this assembly? Who can stake equally with me?"

This is what had happened."taken from Star Plus' Factually Incorrect Mahabharat.