Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2 Confirmed | How To Sign Up For Casting

Netflix went and created Squid Games – huge success. Then Netflix went and created The Challenge – huge success. Now, Netflix went and gave the green light to season 2, opening the casting call for anyone who's up to participate.

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Squid Game: The Challenge gets green light, and you can join | © Netflix

The first season of Squid Game: The Challenge has barely released its last episode and Netflix already announced that season 2 of the reality show has received green light (get it? Red light, green light? Yeah, obvious pun is obvious...).

Everyone who slept on signing up for the first season gets a second chance at competing. Here's where to join the casting and everything else you need to know about the next season!

How To Join Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2

Winning $4.56 million on a show is a once-in-a-lifetime chance, surely one you consider taking. With the recent announcement of Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2, now's the time to join in on the fun!

Netflix is currently looking for 456 ambitious contestants to bring the second season to life. To sign up for the casting, simply visit squidgamecasting.com. You'll then be asked if you want to join the US, UK or global casting. Select what applies to you to go to the next step – that's where it gets interesting.

There are a few requirements you need to fulfill to have a chance to join the challenge. First off, you need to be at least 21 years old. Also, filming takes up to 4 weeks, so be sure to clear out your schedule if you want to participate. Your passport needs to be valid for the whole time of filming.

And last but not least, you mustn't be employed or engaged by the All3 Media Group, ITV Studios Group or Netflix. If an immediate relative works there, you're sadly not eligible to become Player XXX, either – wouldn't want any rumors of nepotism, would we?

If you're clear on that front, fill out some personal info and then get your camera ready. You'll need to record a one minute long video where you introduce yourself, explain why you want to be a part of the show, share your eventual game plan and your plans with the cash prize you're out for.

When that's done, upload two recent pictures of yourself and you're good to go. That when the agonizing waiting part begins, but if there's a chance to win $4.56 million, I'm sure you can take that.

Tanja Haimerl

Tanja is obsessed with gripping stories in all kinds of media: games, TV shows and books alike. She did her Bachelor's thesis on The Last of Us, got her degree in media studies thanks to that and can't stop talking about it....