'Squid Game: The Challenge' Faces Controversy Amid Claims of Unsafe Conditions and Rigging

The reality competition show, based on the popular South Korean drama, has been accused of putting contestants in dangerous situations and manipulating outcomes.

Netflix's reality competition 'Squid Game: The Challenge' is based on the popular South Korean drama and involves 496 contestants competing in a series of games.
Contestants and the production team are kept under constant surveillance, with cameras rolling even while contestants are asleep.
Controversies have arisen around the show, with allegations of unsafe filming conditions leading to injuries and illnesses among contestants.
Some contestants have also accused the show of being rigged, claiming that the production team seemed to have predetermined who they wanted to eliminate or keep.
The show offers a grand prize of $4.56 million, and the series is released in three parts, with the final episode due on December 6.