śataḿ sahasram ayutaḿ
rāmas tatrādade paṇam
taḿ tu rukmy ajayat tatra
kālińgaḥ prāhasad balam
dantān sandarśayann uccair
nāmṛṣyat tad dhalāyudhaḥ
satam -- one hundred; sahasram -- one thousand; ayatam -- ten thousand; ramah -- Lord Balarama; tatra -- in that (match); adade -- accepted; panam -- wager; tam -- that; tu -- but; rukmi -- Rukmi; ajayat -- won; tatra -- thereupon; kalingah -- the King of Kalinga; prahasat -- laughed loudly; balam -- at Lord Balarama; dantan -- his teeth; sandarsayan -- showing; uccaih -- openly; na amrishyat -- did not forgive; tat -- this; hala-ayudhah -- Balarama, the carrier of the plow weapon.
Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti explains that the wagers consisted of gold coins. Lord Balarama inwardly became quite angry when He saw the gross offense of the King of Kalinga.