Omegle 'Squid Game' Winner Receives $456 From YouTuber Who Played With Strangers

First, violinist Rob Landes, posing as the pink soldier from the "Squid Game," asks his potential Omegle opponents if they'd like to play three simple games for a chance to wind $456 live in Omegle chat.

Squid Game, a South Korean survival program, has become a cultural touchstone for the year 2021. There are jokes, Halloween outfits, and now even an Omegle conversation concept based on this character. Musical and multimedia maker Rob Landes recently posted a YouTube video showing him playing an online version of the Squid Game with his Omegle friends. Rob was dressed as a pink soldier with a black mask that had a square form on his helmet in a video uploaded over the weekend. Rob mimicked the masked warriors from Netflix's blockbuster program by altering his voice to sound like one of his Omegle matches. Omegle contestants are asked to play three games for a chance to win $456 by Rob, who is dressed as the pink soldier (Rs 33,813). In the original Netflix program, the winner of the survival game wore the iconic 456 number, so Rob also declared a comparable reward money amount.

Some Omegle users were astonished to see the pink soldier from Squid Game sitting across their screens. The virtual Squid Game-inspired money-winning game quickly attracted a large number of participants. Rob referred to his YouTube subscribers as VIPs who were able to watch the game as it unfolded. He even pushed his listeners to post "bets" in the comments section on who they thought would win.

The first game included seven Omegle participants who were tasked with doing 30 sit-ups or push-ups in one minute. Instant call disconnection was the punishment for failing to finish a task in this edition of Squid Game. In the first round, the players were able to show off their athleticism. Playing Netflix show music on his violin, Rob began the game's countdown. Six participants from the first round advanced to the second round out of seven.

In the next game, six Omegle participants were instructed to flip a bottle. The six participants engaged in a one-minute battle to flip and land the water bottle on its base. Three more players were eliminated in this round. Three coin tosses were required in the final round, in which participants were challenged to predict the outcome of a coin flip three times. The player who accurately predicted the outcome three times in a row won the test.