
Mingle round of ten: Gi-hun's group scrambles for room 44
The round of ten opens the episode as groups merge on the run; the stragglers beg for their lives and Seon-nyeo claims everyone owes her.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Seong Gi-hun, in story order. Played by Lee Jung-jae.
162 moments · 4h 48m · by Favseen
Moments 121–150 of 162

The round of ten opens the episode as groups merge on the run; the stragglers beg for their lives and Seon-nyeo claims everyone owes her.

Young-il turns up alive, Dae-ho brags about being friendly, and the group realises Jun-hee's pregnancy changes the group maths, twins included.

Asked why Yong-sik never came back for her, Geum-ja insists he is a good person who never hurt anyone, and the questioner apologises.

The last Mingle number is predicted from the room count, then players fight over doors as the countdown runs out.

The X side tallies 56 O's and argues tactics: Gi-hun wants to drag them over, Young-il urges calm, Dae-ho admits he is too scared to go on.

Player 015 switches to tie it up, then Yong-sik presses X just as his mother promised he would, putting the X side one ahead.

Jung-bae keeps trying to tell Gi-hun what he saw Young-il do in their room, and Young-il's final ballot leaves the vote split 50/50.

Gi-hun thanks Young-il for the second chance; Young-il shrugs it off and predicts hunger will make everyone homesick by morning.

An X player offers to buy everyone beef if one O switches; the O side mocks them and a shouting match over military service ends in a scuffle.

Each camp accuses the other of starting the bloodshed to swing the vote, until someone calls for a full headcount.

As his side plans a pre-emptive strike, Gi-hun argues the real enemy runs the games from the control room above.

Gi-hun proposes seizing guns from the guards; Young-il questions the odds before Gi-hun lays out the ambush.

Hiding under the beds, Gi-hun tells his group to stay out of the fight even if fellow X's die, and Young-il agrees to follow.

When guards storm in to stop the fight, the rebels strike, take their guns, and Gi-hun stops an enraged player from executing the O's.

Gi-hun admits he is scared too, but asks anyone who can shoot to march up the stairs and fight their way out together.

Young-il teaches the rebels to load and fire, claiming Special Forces training, and an unmasked young guard is forced to lead the way.

Gi-hun leaves Young-il to hold the line and takes his best friend into the management area, trading banter under fire.

Gi-hun dashes into fire for ammo, Jung-bae takes a graze, and Gi-hun trusts Young-il with a weapon to flank the guards.

Gi-hun waits for the flanking attack, but Young-il apologises over the radio, says it is over, and goes silent.

The Front Man mocks Gi-hun for playing the hero, then shoots Jung-bae in front of him to close the season.

Haunted by the failed uprising, Gi-hun asks after his friends and is shown exactly what his hero game cost.

As the surviving players learn the new prize total, a broken Gi-hun begs the masked guards to shoot him.

The winners mock Gi-hun with applause for raising the pot, then the shaman taunts him about the screams of his dead friends.

Jun-hee and Hyun-ju try to get Gi-hun to eat; Hyun-ju says sorry, and Yong-sik pins the failed magazine run on Dae-ho.

Unable to bear Gi-hun's stare, Dae-ho explodes, insisting the rebellion was doomed and that Gi-hun killed their friends.

The blue team scatters in the arena to a creepy children's chant while the red team pairs up before entering.

A wounded Dae-ho admits the Marines, the service and even the tattoo were lies, and that fear stopped him bringing the magazines; Gi-hun turns on him.

Geum-ja tells Gi-hun about her gentle son's lifelong self-blame, the night she cursed him, and the guilt she now carries.

Gi-hun insists he is no savior, but Geum-ja begs him to make sure the innocent newborn and her mother survive.

Jun-hee blames herself for the people lost protecting her; Gi-hun speaks of his own daughter and vows to help her.