The debts of some of the "Squid Game" season two characters are revealed in episode three. Here's how much each debt is worth in US dollars.

Park Gyu-young’s recent, now-deleted Instagram post has sparked speculation about a major Squid Game Season 3 reveal. The photo showed her in a familiar guard uniform, alongside a mysterious figure whose identity has fans questioning if a significant character from the previous season may return despite their presumed death.

Squid Game Season 2 broke viewership records, attracting nearly 500 million hours globally and generating significant revenue predictions.

Park Gyu-young’s recent, now-deleted Instagram post has sparked speculation about a major Squid Game Season 3 reveal. The photo showed her in a familiar guard uniform, alongside a mysterious figure whose identity has fans questioning if a significant character from the previous season may return despite their presumed death.

Squid Game Season 2 has fewer episodes than Season 1, but the director intentionally ended the second season at a critical turning point. Despite Season 2's shorter length, the director's decision to conclude it with a pivotal event promises a compelling narrative for the upcoming third season on Netflix.

"Squid Game" viewers noticed a mistake in the Season 2 finale. What was the editing mistake and how can you see it? Here's what to know about the finale.

Recent rumors circulating online suggest that Player 246 may still be alive following the tragic events of Squid Game Season 2. This character, played by Lee Jin-Wook, is named Gyeong-seok. He entered the deadly survival games in hopes of earning money for his daughter’s treatment.

After entering the games once again in season 2, Gi-hun quickly befriends a new player named Oh Young-il (Lee Byung-hun). He’s secretly the game’s Front Man, Hwang In-ho. You would think that Gi-hun might have been wiser to similar interference of this kind in season 2,