[SBS Night] 'Running Man' Yoo Seung-ho Claims Victory on His Third Appearance Despite Ji Ye-eun's Flirtatious Tactics

Yoo Seung-ho finally clinched a win on his third appearance.

On the May 11th episode of SBS's 'Running Man', actors Yoo Seung-ho and Son Ho-jun joined the cast as guests for a thrilling 'Territory Marking' race.

In the final battle for territory, teams had to either find the opponent's flag or have more survivors to win. They strategically hid their own flags while diligently searching for their opponent's.

The competition heated up as each team tried to exploit the other's weaknesses. However, being familiar with each other's tactics, they managed to avoid falling into traps, making the search for the opposing team's flag even more critical.

During the hunt for the flags, Ji Ye-eun attempted to distract Yoo Seung-ho with her charms, offering him a bear-shaped jelly and playfully asking, "Can't you just eat one for me? I love the red ones." Yoo Seung-ho, unfazed, replied, "I prefer the blue ones," and amusingly pocketed the jellies she offered.

As the search for the final flag continued, one team neared the hiding spot of the other team's flag. Eventually, the flag hidden in the 'den' was discovered first by the opposing team, leading to their victory.

The victorious team had the chance to save a member of the losing team. Ji Ye-eun pleaded for mercy with a playful "Oppa," but Yoo Seung-ho humorously suggested saving someone else instead, drawing laughter.

Yoo Seung-ho, winning for the first time on his third appearance, could not hide his joy, saying, "Finally winning on my third time on 'Running Man' feels amazing."

The losing team faced a game of chance with water guns filled with either ink or water. Son Ho-jun, blindfolded, ended up shooting Ji Ye-eun with ink, quickly turning her face black, which caught everyone's attention.

Yoo Seung-ho, trying to contain his laughter, advised, "Ji Ye-eun, please don't laugh, you shouldn't," but Ji Ye-eun, undeterred, continued to laugh and call out "Oppa," causing an uproar of laughter. 

(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Hyo-jung)