Here Are the Amounts that Each ‘Squid Game’ Season 2 Character Owes

Netflix’s hit series Squid Game is a South Korean thriller that captures the intense struggle of participants battling to escape their massive debts through a deadly competition. The stakes are life or death, with each contestant vying for a prize that grows only as others perish.

In this high-stakes game, the prize pot can reach up to 45.6 billion won (around $31.2 million). The money increases by 0.1 billion won every time a player dies. By the end of season two, the prize fund hits 36.1 billion won (roughly $24.7 million), with 95 players still alive. If they choose to quit together, each would walk away with 380 million won, about $260,000.

In this report, we are going to reveal all the debts that the players have, including their amounts (in USD), based on the information and data provided by Business Insider. Be warned, though, as there will be a lot of spoilers ahead.

Player 196, Kang Mi-na, had one of the lowest debts revealed, owing 45 million won ($31,000). Tragically, she was the first to die in the game ‘Red Light, Green Light.’

Player 007, Park Yon-sik, owed 100 million won (about $68,000). Despite his debt, he shocked his family by deciding to stay in the competition.

Player 120, Cho Hyun-ju, needed to settle 330 million won ($226,000) to pay for surgery and move abroad. She survived the season.

Player 230, a rapper known as Thanos, was deeply in debt after losing 500 million won ($342,000) in a crypto scam orchestrated by another player. His total debt was 1.19 billion won ($814,000), and he met a grim fate in a brawl.

Player 198, Jang Do-yeong, owed 1.4 billion won ($958,000). His journey ended during the second game.

Player 333, Lee Myung-gi, a disgraced YouTuber involved in a crypto fraud, owed 1.8 billion won ($1.2 million). He managed to survive through the season.

Player 226, Kim Yeong-sam, carried a debt of 1.9 billion won ($1.3 million) and pushed others to continue playing.

Player 444, Kim Nam-du, owed 2.02 billion won ($1.4 million). He died in the first game after being shot by snipers.

Player 343, Sim Jae-seok, had a debt of 2.89 billion won ($2 million). His life ended when another player strangled him.

Player 006, Park Mi-hwa, owed 3.1 billion won ($2.1 million) and joined a cult within the game.

Player 283, Lee Eun-ju, owed 4.02 billion won ($2.7 million). She panicked and was killed by a sniper in the first game.

Player 100, Im Jeong-dae, the staunchest supporter of the games, owed a staggering 10 billion won ($6.8 million). He survived to the season’s end.

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