After watching Squid Game, wondering how much 500 million won and 45.6 billion won are in USD? Here's your giude.

Squid Game has returned with Season 2 on Netflix, and the fans have several questions. One of the most prominent among them is about the prize money the winner of the eponymous game receives and how much that money is when converted from South Korean won to US dollars.

Gi-hun is one of the people who fatefully survives that first game alongside Cho Sang-woo (Park Hae-soo), Kang Sae-byeok (Jung Ho-yeon), Jang Deok-su (Heo Seong-tae), Abdul Ali (Anupam Tripathi) and Oh Il-nam (O Yeong-su), all of whom Gi-hun gets to know over the course of the season before their game-related deaths.

The Netflix crossover adds limited time modes for multiplayer, zombies and Warzone -- as well as a lot of paid bundles to the shop.

Squid Game—you know, the blood-spattered thriller about how capitalism pits desperate people against one another in a battle royale for the entertainment of depraved elites—has been a brand for as long as it has been a global sensation.

The layers come into play, though, when you start moving those pieces around the game board, and Squid Game does a brilliant job of that in its second season, when it puts the Front Man into the game as player 001—except the viewers are the only ones who know who he really is.