
The gang votes: stay with the Professor or leave with the loot
The TV goes dark after news from Toledo. Tokyo calls a vote on the Chernobyl plan; Helsinki, Rio, Moscow and Denver split it and Nairobi breaks the tie.
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The TV goes dark after news from Toledo. Tokyo calls a vote on the Chernobyl plan; Helsinki, Rio, Moscow and Denver split it and Nairobi breaks the tie.

Survivors plead to leave after the massacre; the masked host calls it a game, and one player finds the clause that forces a vote.

A woman argues the outside world is no better than the games, a fight breaks out, and the host demands respect for the democratic process.

The vote comes down to the old man, who speaks of his brain tumor and presses X; the host says goodbye for now and leaves the door open.

Gi-hun breaks in mid-vote: they watched people die and still want more. A player counts the tripling prize; a tearful young woman just wants to go home.

Dragged back to the table, Jung-bae admits he voted to stay for his ex-wife and kid; Dae-ho says he gets it, and Gi-hun cuts the optimism short.

The X side tallies 56 O's and argues tactics: Gi-hun wants to drag them over, Young-il urges calm, Dae-ho admits he is too scared to go on.

Players vote from highest number down; the O side cheers each win, Geum-ja warns Yong-sik not to repeat his stunt, and Min-su is pressured.

Player 015 switches to tie it up, then Yong-sik presses X just as his mother promised he would, putting the X side one ahead.

Jung-bae keeps trying to tell Gi-hun what he saw Young-il do in their room, and Young-il's final ballot leaves the vote split 50/50.

Thanos tells Min-su about the Han River Bridge and his business card, demanding an O vote; Myung-gi interrupts and calls it cheating.

A player asks why a winner came back; Gi-hun calls his prize blood money, and the man defends being the last to vote to stay.

Each camp accuses the other of starting the bloodshed to swing the vote, until someone calls for a full headcount.

After the count, the leaving side realises it now holds a single-vote majority and believes tomorrow's vote will free them.

On her turn to vote, Geum-ja pleads with the room, offering her whole share so Jun-hee and her newborn can go home.

The baby is ruled unable to vote, the others rush the count between bites of food, and a 5-of-9 majority sends them to the final game.