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When someone has been played, taken advantage of. "Llevar" means "To take". "Baile" means "Dance". So, "Se lo llevaron al baile" means "They took him to the dance". Or, "They tricked/scammed him".
Literal Translation:
They took him to the dance
Level of Use:
common
Where you’ll hear it:
Examples
He wanted to buy a cell phone, but they scammed him