In Squid Game, how did they guarantee a winner for the glass bridge "game"?
So I'm re-watching Squid Game and I'm trying to figure out something with the glass bridge sub-game. How did they know that someone would survive the sub-game? At that point of the series/episodes, there are
16
players but I counted
18
glass panels. It's possible that there will be no survivors if they choose incorrectly. Did I miss something earlier or are the game keepers content with someone not winning that year's Squid Game?
Best Answer
On average, if they play well, each player will move two squares. This is because there's a fifty fifty chance of success. This means you would expect them to, most of the time, be able to move about 32 squares.
The probability of 16 failures is 0.065612%, which is low enough that it's unlikely to happen unless they have thousands of games.
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Well, there's a 99.93% chance that at least one would survive, assuming they each took a guess. In the actual game, there were some players who died without eliminating any wrong panels, so that decreases the probability a little bit, and they would have wanted at least two survivors to have a sixth game, but it's not the games were about playing it safe in the first place. If they ended up not having a sixth game, that wouldn't be the end of the world, and it would give more tension to future games. And given that they turned down the lights, they weren't opposed to interfering, so they could have stopped the game if a lot of people were eliminated.
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