Squid Game: The Challenge Winner Reveals Eye-Opening Detail About Moment of Victory – Click for Exclusive Insights!

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Netflix viewers were captivated by the game show adaptation of the hit Korean blockbuster “Squid Game” last month, where 456 contestants dwindled down to two for the final challenge. Phillip Cain (Player 451) and Mai Whelan (Player 287) engaged in a high-stakes game of Rock, Paper, Scissors for a record-breaking jackpot of $4.56 million.

Squid Game: The Challenge Winner Reveals Eye-Opening Detail About Moment of Victory - Click for Exclusive Insights!

Contrary to the seemingly swift victory depicted in the episode, Mai revealed to The Independent that the actual confirmation of her win was far from instantaneous. It took 30 minutes to validate whether her selected key successfully opened the safe containing a credit card loaded with millions.

Mai explained, “At first, my key… maybe I didn’t do it hard enough because it turned, but the door didn’t open. I was like, ‘Maybe this is not the right key.’ So they had to call in an adjudicator and security – it was a big deal. It took about 30 minutes to validate it was the key to open the safe.”

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The reshoots of the victory scene added to the suspense. Mai’s reaction to winning was reshot, and she confessed, “Then, of course, they reshot the scene [where I was] like, ‘Oh, the credit card!'”

Despite the challenges, Mai, 56, emerged as the winner, but she expressed mixed emotions about taking home the jackpot over Phill. She admitted feeling “guilty” as Phill described himself as “living from paycheck to paycheck.”

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Squid Game: The Challenge Winner Reveals Eye-Opening Detail About Moment of Victory - Click for Exclusive Insights!

Mai shared her emotional connection with Phill, saying, “It was emotional because I’ve come to love Phill very much. He is so humble and so grounded, and playing with him was like an advantage for me.”

Addressing the criticism of the game being too frivolous, Mai defended the choice of Rock, Paper, Scissors, stating it was a “great idea” as it threw everybody off.

While Mai’s victory has made her a part of game show history, she firmly stated that it would be her “first and last” reality show appearance. She expressed satisfaction in checking it off her bucket list and hoped to inspire others, especially older individuals, to take risks and embrace challenges.

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