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S1·E756 Gamblers in the City

Core Aired June 15, 2025 97 min ★ 9.0/10 · 1 TMDB votes
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Synopsis

Kim Ah Young is back to stir up the hearts of Se Chan and Daniel in this summer-themed race all about Korea's first that started in Incheon. Each of the three levels of cards, gold, silver, and bronze, will have five cards, which only contain one, two, and three factual real cards, respectively, that will determine the prize level they can win. Three teams will race to find the real cards to win the prize, while those who get it wrong will face the penalty.

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Episode recap

Running Man season one episode 756, titled Gamblers in the City, is a summer-themed race centered around Korea's first that started in Incheon. The episode features Kim Ah Young returning to stir up the hearts of Se Chan and Daniel. During the competition, three teams race to find real cards across three different levels, consisting of gold, silver, and bronze cards. Each of these three card levels contains five cards, with the gold, silver, and bronze levels holding only one, two, and three factual real cards, respectively. These cards determine the prize level the participants can win. The teams that successfully find the real cards win the prize, while those who get it wrong face a penalty.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 1 Episode 756 of Running Man air?

Season 1, Episode 756 ('Gamblers in the City') originally aired on June 15, 2025.

How long is Season 1 Episode 756 ('Gamblers in the City')?

The runtime for this episode is approximately 97 minutes.

What happens in Running Man Season 1 Episode 756?

Kim Ah Young is back to stir up the hearts of Se Chan and Daniel in this summer-themed race all about Korea's first that started in Incheon. Each of the three levels of cards, gold, silver, and bronze, will have five cards, which only contain one, two, and three factual real cards, respectively, tha...

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