
The recruiter visits Gi-hun at his motel
Face to face at last, Gi-hun sarcastically thanks him for the invitation and demands to meet the people who sent him.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Seong Gi-hun, in story order. Played by Lee Jung-jae.
162 moments · 4h 48m · by Favseen
Moments 91–120 of 162

Face to face at last, Gi-hun sarcastically thanks him for the invitation and demands to meet the people who sent him.

He describes cleaning up bodies at the games and the day a losing player turned out to be his father; Gi-hun calls him a lapdog.

The recruiter makes Gi-hun play a roulette where the cylinder is never reset, then taunts him as the odds climb to one in two.

Holding the gun, Gi-hun mirrors the recruiter's own words and tells him he is nothing but the game's obedient dog.

Police storm Room 410 and arrest Gi-hun, while a freed Woo-seok rages at him over his dead boss and the fatal hand game.

Jun-ho reveals he infiltrated the games as a guard to find his brother; Gi-hun explains his plan to hunt the Front Man and the VIPs.

Woo-seok vents about cops until he sees the winnings; Gi-hun vows to turn the money against the game and unveils his black-market guns.

Gi-hun watches Sae-byeok's little brother at a fish store, then pushes a broker to bring her ailing mother out of North Korea.

Woo-seok proudly presents ex-marines and special forces, ribs Jun-ho as an ex-traffic cop, and the team sets the plan for the club.

Ga-yeong answers a call where nobody speaks and wonders aloud whether it is her dad.

They realise the Front Man picked Halloween to hide among the masks, grab cheap disguises and enter while Jun-ho tracks them.

Woo-seok spots pink jumpsuits leading Gi-hun away; Jun-ho flashes his badge and a gun to get past partygoers, then finds Woo-seok down.

Back in the familiar limo, Gi-hun tells his masked host to stop the game; he is told players choose freely and the world makes the game.

Gi-hun compares the players to racehorses as the tailing cars lose a tire and are pinned down by a sniper.

Gi-hun dares his captor to return him to the games; after a Matrix jab about heroes, he is welcomed back as Player 456.

Players press Gi-hun for game two; he names Dalgona and the easiest shape, and the group argues over keeping it secret to protect the prize.

A player asks why a winner came back; Gi-hun calls his prize blood money, and the man defends being the last to vote to stay.

Dae-ho fanboys over Gi-hun's 'Freeze!' moment, and an older player discovers he is a Marine, launching into a shouted cohort salute.

The man who blamed Gi-hun apologises and tells of his dying pregnant wife, his firing, and why he will take the prize even over others' lives.

A dream of a monstrous triangle shape turns the players on Gi-hun, chanting that it is all his fault.

The game is announced as a team game, and the players who trusted Gi-hun's triangle tip turn on him.

The rules lay out five tied-leg mini-games; the team splits Ddakji, Gong-gi, Flying Stone, Jegi and Spinning Top.

A teammate loses his nerve with the top in hand; Gi-hun steadies him with deep breaths before kicking five himself as the time runs down.

After praising each other's game, Dae-ho suggests sharing real names; Young-il laughs that his name is his number and Gi-hun gets a pun.

Gi-hun breaks in mid-vote: they watched people die and still want more. A player counts the tripling prize; a tearful young woman just wants to go home.

Someone shouts that these are kids' games and half the players survived; the hall chants for one more game and the majority carries it.

Dragged back to the table, Jung-bae admits he voted to stay for his ex-wife and kid; Dae-ho says he gets it, and Gi-hun cuts the optimism short.

On night watch Jung-bae apologises for not lending money years ago; Gi-hun explains he returned to end the games and admits he is out of ideas.

Jung-bae recalls Gi-hun crying for his mother in his sleep during the factory strike; the two trade blame for every failure and plan soju afterwards.

The third game is revealed; Gi-hun's team sets a plan for groups of four, two or more, swears to stay calm, and the carousel song begins.