Money Game

Jungin Bank is about to go bankrupt. Heo Jae is appointed as the next chairman of the Commission.

Hye-joon obtains a crucial document that can reveal the manipulation of Jungin Bank's BIS Ratio.

Yi-heon struggles to find the manipulation of BIS Ratio. Eugene visits Korea to take care of it.

The document leaker is identified. Hye-joon and Yi-heon face the crisis, and Hye-joon released.

Hye-joon approaches Yang, but he doesn't say a word. Negotiation talks of Jungin Bank are underway.

Seo is dead. Flew all the way from Wall Street, Eugene starts to threaten the Korean economy.

A turf war between Heo Jae and against Heo Jae. Yi-heon becomes a spearhead to bring Heo Jae down.

Suffering a dollar loss, Eugene presses Hye-joon. Yi-heon admits defeat and decides to resign.

Yi-heon becomes the right-hand man of Heo Jae. Eugene's turnover plan begins to take shape.

Yi-heon struggles to stop Eugene from running away. Eugene develops special feelings for Hye-joon.

In Korea, the Treasury Secretaries Conference is about to begin. Surprisingly, Eugene arrives.

When Eugene takes a bullet grazing Hye-joon, Yi-heon becomes confused. Hye-joon learns a secret.

Eugene's trickery leads to Korean currency depreciation, and his conspirator is slowly revealed.

With Yi-heon's support, Heo Jae wins the currency war and suddenly rises to a peak.

Improper connection is revealed, Eugene is abandoned and a video related to Chae's death emerges.

Heo Jae is arrested, and the government faces a crisis. Everyone is desperate to pull Bahama down.