
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.
18 moments · 34 min of essential viewing in a 56-minute episode.

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.

Sang-woo claims he ended her suffering; Gi-hun sees through it and vows Sang-woo will not leave with the money.

A brutal, muddy brawl between two childhood friends on the ground where it all began, as Gi-hun realises who killed everyone.

Standing over a beaten Sang-woo, Gi-hun refuses to finish him and invokes Clause Three to end the game, stunning the watchers.

Gi-hun remembers their mothers calling them home for supper; Sang-woo apologises and asks him to look after his mother.

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.

Dumped on the street, Gi-hun is preached at, then withdraws a single 10,000 won note and sees the balance on the slip.

At the fish stall, Sang-woo's mother worries about Gi-hun's mum and almost asks whether he has heard from her son.

Gi-hun calls out to his sleeping mother, tells her he has brought money, and realises he is too late.

Untouched billions earn a bank consultation; a haggard Gi-hun only wants to borrow a 10,000 won note.

Gi-hun buys a girl's leftover flowers and finds an invitation to the Sky Building signed by his gganbu.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

On the phone with his daughter, Gi-hun sees the ddakji man working a new mark and snatches the business card away.

Gi-hun calls the number, gives his name and birth date, and tells the voice on the line he cannot forgive what they do.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Seong Gi-hun, in story order. Played by Lee Jung-jae.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Cho Sang-woo, in story order. Played by Park Hae-soo.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Front Man, in story order. Played by Lee Byung-hun.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Oh Il-nam, in story order. Played by Oh Yeong-su.

The old man and the gambler: gganbu. 31 scenes together, in story order.

Childhood friends from the same neighbourhood, and what the games make of them. 27 scenes together, in story order.

Player 456 and the man behind the mask. 27 scenes together, in story order.