Gganbu share everything: Il-nam gives Gi-hun his last marble
Il-nam hands over the marble, reminds Gi-hun of their gganbu promise, thanks him for a good game, and remembers his own name as the round ends.
Seong Gi-hun's Best Moments
Every Squid Game moment featuring Seong Gi-hun, in story order. Played by Lee Jung-jae.
162 moments · 4h 48m · by Favseen
Moments 61–90 of 162
- 61
- 62
Gi-hun confronts Sang-woo over the push on the bridge
Back in the dorm, Gi-hun demands to know why Sang-woo shoved the glassmaker; Sang-woo says he will do whatever it takes to win.
- 63
Gi-hun offers Sae-byeok an alliance against Sang-woo
Knife in hand, Gi-hun wakes Sae-byeok to say he means no harm, notices she is hiding pain, and proposes they team up to beat Sang-woo.
- 64
What Gi-hun and Sae-byeok would do with the money
Gi-hun wants a store for his mother and to be a father to his ten-year-old; Sae-byeok wants her brother out of the orphanage and her mother out of the North.
- 65
Sae-byeok makes Gi-hun swear to look after her brother
Sae-byeok proposes a pact: whoever gets out cares for the other's loved ones. Gi-hun resists the implication but she insists he swear.
- 66
Sae-byeok stops Gi-hun's knife, then he finds her wound
As Gi-hun stands over sleeping Sang-woo, Sae-byeok tells him that is not who he is; he returns to find her bleeding and asking to go home.
- 67
Gi-hun screams for a doctor as Sae-byeok dies
Gi-hun pounds on the doors begging the guards for help; when he turns back, Sae-byeok is gone.
- 68
The final game is Squid Game: coin flip and rules
Gi-hun and Sang-woo flip for offense and defense, then hear the rules of the last game, including what happens if a player cannot continue.
- 69
Sang-woo justifies killing Sae-byeok
Sang-woo claims he ended her suffering; Gi-hun sees through it and vows Sang-woo will not leave with the money.
- 70
Gi-hun and Sang-woo fight on the Red Light, Green Light field
A brutal, muddy brawl between two childhood friends on the ground where it all began, as Gi-hun realises who killed everyone.
- 71
Gi-hun gives up at the edge of victory
Standing over a beaten Sang-woo, Gi-hun refuses to finish him and invokes Clause Three to end the game, stunning the watchers.
- 72
Sang-woo's goodbye: let's go together
Gi-hun remembers their mothers calling them home for supper; Sang-woo apologises and asks him to look after his mother.
- 73
Front Man to the winner: you were our horses
The Front Man congratulates Gi-hun, compares the players to racehorses the rich bet on, and tells him to think of it as a dream.
- 74
Back in Seoul with 45.6 billion won in the bank
Dumped on the street, Gi-hun is preached at, then withdraws a single 10,000 won note and sees the balance on the slip.
- 75
Sang-woo's mother gives Gi-hun mackerel
At the fish stall, Sang-woo's mother worries about Gi-hun's mum and almost asks whether he has heard from her son.
- 76
Gi-hun comes home to his mother
Gi-hun calls out to his sleeping mother, tells her he has brought money, and realises he is too late.
- 77
One year later: the VIP banker and 10,000 won
Untouched billions earn a bank consultation; a haggard Gi-hun only wants to borrow a 10,000 won note.
- 78
A flower seller delivers a card from his gganbu
Gi-hun buys a girl's leftover flowers and finds an invitation to the Sky Building signed by his gganbu.
- 79
Il-nam is alive and proposes one last bet
Gi-hun finds Oh Il-nam living in a high tower; the old man wagers on whether anyone will help a drunk freezing in the street before midnight.
- 80
Il-nam confesses: the name, the tumor, the house were real
Il-nam reveals he made his fortune lending money, insists parts of his story were true, and tells Gi-hun the prize is his to spend.
- 81
Why the game exists: the rich were bored
Il-nam explains that too much money and none at all are equally joyless, and that his clients built the game for fun; nobody was forced to play.
- 82
Someone helps the drunk: Il-nam loses and dies
Il-nam says he joined to feel alive one last time; at midnight a passer-by finally stops for the drunk man, and Gi-hun turns to find the old man gone.
- 83
Gi-hun brings Cheol to Sang-woo's mother
A red-haired Gi-hun collects Sae-byeok's brother from the orphanage and leaves him, with a bag of money, in Sang-woo's mother's care.
- 84
At the airport, Gi-hun spots the recruiter
On the phone with his daughter, Gi-hun sees the ddakji man working a new mark and snatches the business card away.
- 85
I'm not a horse, I'm a person
Gi-hun calls the number, gives his name and birth date, and tells the voice on the line he cannot forgive what they do.
- 86
A voice warns Gi-hun he should have boarded the plane
Cold open: Gi-hun is threatened for walking away from his flight, then grabs a cab and heads for Seoul.
- 87
Gi-hun bankrolls a citywide hunt for the recruiter
Gi-hun orders the loan sharks to watch every subway line from first train to last; their boss bribes his doubtful crew with a huge bounty.
- 88
Two bored lookouts finally spot the ddakji man
Mid-complaint about two fruitless years underground, the loan shark and Woo-seok see the slap game happen and call Gi-hun.
- 89
Jun-ho's rookie tickets a speeding Gi-hun
Jun-ho has a nervous rookie pull over a speeding car while the lookouts chase the recruiter's cab; the driver's name rings a bell.
- 90
Jun-ho traces the rental car to Sunshine Capital
Remembering Gi-hun's name, Jun-ho runs the plate and learns the car is rented by the firm running the subway search.