Mahabharata 4.63.32

4.63.32

virāṭa uvāca |
striyo gāvo hiraṇyaṃ ca yaccānyadvasu kiṃcana |
na me kiṃcittvayā rakṣyamantareṇāpi devitum || 32 ||

"Virata said, 'My female slaves and kine, my gold and whatsoever other wealth I have, nothing of all this shall thou be able to protect today even if I do not gamble.' Kanka said in reply, 'O monarch, O bestower of honours, what business hast thou with gamble which is attended with numerous evils? Gambling is fraught with many evils; it should, therefore, be shunned. Thou mayst have seen or at least heard of Yudhishthira, the son of Pandu. He lost his extensive and prosperous kingdom and his god-like brothers at dice. For this, I am averse to gambling. But if thou likest, O king, I will play.'