
Alma reads the headline and learns chess pays
Alma reads the newspaper report of Beth's state championship, discovers the prize money, and agrees to open a bank account with her.
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Alma reads the newspaper report of Beth's state championship, discovers the prize money, and agrees to open a bank account with her.

Gi-hun wants a store for his mother and to be a father to his ten-year-old; Sae-byeok wants her brother out of the orphanage and her mother out of the North.

Dumped on the street, Gi-hun is preached at, then withdraws a single 10,000 won note and sees the balance on the slip.

The prize money drops from the ceiling as the host explains the stakes: 100 million won per dead player, 45.6 billion if all six games are won.

Sang-woo admits Gi-hun got him through the honeycomb round, Ali and Il-nam rejoin, and the announcer tallies 79 dead and a 34.8 billion won pot.

Facing the girls' expulsion, Mahavir lays out every rupee they ever won and asks the committee for one more chance.

The announcer reveals 110 eliminated and 20.1 billion in the bank; players insist more died and call the payout a joke before the vote opens.

The results announce nine players left, and the survivors learn the baby has inherited its mother's number and her share of the prize.

Woo-seok vents about cops until he sees the winnings; Gi-hun vows to turn the money against the game and unveils his black-market guns.

Someone checks the winner's card at a machine, and the balance shows the entire prize pot.