And in case that number sounds familiar it’s because it’s the amount of cash is the same as Gi-hun’s player number in Squid Game, 456. Whilst it could be a coincidence, given how many tiny details there are in both seasons one and two I think it was all planned.

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[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Squid Game, Season 2.] Squid Game is back and keeping viewers on their toes as Gi-hun ( Lee Jung-jae) re-entered the game determined to exact revenge for himself and the players who have lost their lives to the deadly playground shenanigans.

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Squid Game 3 will arrive in 2025! In fact, the third and final season has already been filmed. During an exclusive interview with Digital Spy in late November, Hwang revealed: "I actually wrote and shot seasons two and three in order at the same time," before adding that they were "almost done" with the editing portion.

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The inaugural Season of Squid Game came out on Netflix on September 17, 2021, and has nine episodes. It was a massive hit at the time and became a cultural phenomenon globally. The series returned with Season 2 on December 26,

That said, as the game is most often played by children, colourful sets do exist that offer an aesthetically pleasing way of learning the rules. Several of these can be found by searching for 'gonggi stones' on Amazon, although some have lengthy delivery times.

Squid Game 2 already had a million little easter eggs looped into its storyline, from big political ideas to small video game references. Something that’s never really addressed in detail is the meaning behind all of the players’ numbers,