Beast Games Season 2 results, winners & eliminations so far

The second season of Beast Games is now streaming on Prime Video, and 200 contestants are competing for a $5 million prize. We’re keeping track of everything that happens, including who wins each game and who gets eliminated, so you don’t miss a thing.

The competition series started as a hugely popular video on YouTube called ‘$456,000 Squid Game in Real Life’, created by MrBeast. Although Netflix has its own reality show based on Squid Game called The Challenge, MrBeast later partnered with Amazon to create Beast Games.

The first season of the show launched in December 2024, and Jeffrey Randall Allen, known as Player 831, emerged as the winner, claiming a historic $10 million prize. Season 2 is now available, offering a $5 million reward and several unexpected challenges.

Season 2 is different from Season 1, which started with a thousand players. This season begins with 200, equally divided between those who are exceptionally intelligent and those who are physically strong. We’ll detail each challenge and test as it happens. Because there are so many contestants, we’ll introduce individual player numbers and names a bit later. Be aware that the following information contains spoilers!

Game 1 (Strong Team): Climb the Rope

• Players eliminated: 50
• Players remaining: 150

The Strong Team’s first challenge starts with all competitors standing on a platform high above a large pool. A trap door opens in front of them, and each player must climb down a rope to grab a heavy pack of colored blocks hanging below.

Each weight is carefully adjusted to be one-third of the competitor’s weight. Participants need to pull the weight up a rope, detach the blocks, climb back to the starting platform without falling, and then arrange the blocks in the proper color sequence.

Before the game starts, players learn the color sequence: yellow, red, blue, and then green. If a player falls at any time, they’re out. The first 50 players who successfully stack their blocks in the correct order will move on to Beast City.

Game 1 (Smart Team): Memory Blocks

• Players eliminated: 50
• Players remaining: 100

This game isn’t about being strong – it’s about how well you remember and observe. Players look at a tower built with different colored blocks, and then, after it falls, they have a limited time to rebuild it using their own set of blocks.

Round 1

• No eliminations

Round 2

• 10-block pattern
• 30-second time limit
• 22 players complete the pattern and automatically advance to Beast City

The remaining 78 players compete for the final 28 spots.

Round 3

• 16 colors
• No time limit
• First 28 players to complete the pattern advance

Test 1: Familiar Faces

Just before Game 2 starts, MrBeast makes the players a deal: ten briefcases, each with $100,000 inside. If a player takes the money, they’re out of the competition, but a player who competed in Season 1 of Beast Games will take their place.

Returning players selected:

• Player 380 (Deano)
• Player 974 (Gage)
• Player 424 (Courtney)
• Player 831 (Jeff)
• Player 830 (Twana)
• Player 539 (Akira)
• Player 566 (JC)
• Player 406 (Karim)
• Player 991 (Jeremy)
• Player 952 (Mia)

All ten returning players re-enter the competition, and Game 2 begins.

Game 2: Balls, Balance, Bluff & Blocks

• Players eliminated: 50
• Players remaining: 50

The last 100 contestants entered a room with a big white floor and a red circle painted on it. They formed a circle, with the Smart Team on one side and the Strong Team on the other, ready for the next challenge. When the challenge started, the floor split into four areas, each dedicated to a different game – Balls, Balance, Bluff, or Blocks.

MrBeast challenges contestants by giving them 10 minutes to pick a game, but with a twist: half the players in each game will be eliminated. Here’s how many players are in each game:

Game 2 Round 1 – Balls

Eighteen people start a dodgeball-like game, but only nine will make it to the next round. The game gets tricky fast: a red line suddenly divides the players into two teams while they’re walking in a circle, so who’s on your side keeps changing.

Players are out of the game if they get hit with a ball, step on the red line separating the floor sections, or are still holding a ball when the 10-second timer runs out.

The eliminated players are:

• Player 187 (Evonne)
• Player 25 (Eddy)
• Player 106 (Patrick)
• Player 29 (Solomon)
• Player 164 (Cindy)
• Player 154 (Josh)
• Player 539 (Akira)
• Player 180 (Autumn)
• Player 5 (Zara)

The results are:

• 9 eliminated
• 9 advance

Game 2 Round 2 – Balance

Twenty-two players begin the Balance challenge, where eleven circles appear on the floor and they must work in pairs. While players can choose their partners, MrBeast cautions against teaming up with friends because only one person from each duo will move forward.

Each team gets a delicate glass heart placed on one side of a balance scale. Players take turns adding a single stone to the other side, releasing a pin after each addition. If the stones become heavier than the heart, the scale tips, the heart breaks, and one player from that team is out of the game.

Rocks that were previously placed on the scale stay there, but players can move them around. The players divide into two teams – yellow and blue – and a coin toss determines which team plays first.

The eliminated players are:

• Player 114 (Kellie)
• Player 125 (Aura)
• Player 160 (Mark)
• Player 197 (Michael)
• Player 135 (Aspen)
• Player 198 (Sarah)
• Player 991 (Jeremy)
• Player 75 (Asia)
• Player 159 (Celeste)
• Player 115 (Mario)
• Player 123 (Danae)

The results are:

• 11 eliminated
• 11 advance

Game 2 Round 3 – Balance

Twenty-two players compete in the Bluff challenge, which takes place on a four-colored floor – red, green, blue, and yellow. Each player is blindfolded and secretly marked with one of the four colors on their back. To stay in the game, they have one minute to find and stand on the circle that matches their color. However, the first color they touch locks them into that choice, even if it’s wrong.

The game thrives on players trying to trick each other, since no one can see their own color. But when players repeatedly choose honesty, MrBeast implements a backup plan: a box that randomly picks people to be eliminated. The more the group avoids lying, the more often the box appears, leading to increased eliminations.

The eliminated players are:

• Player 406 (Karim)
• Player 10 (Sasha)
• Player 57 (Lawrence)
• Player 50 (Connor)
• Player 153 (Pelar)
• Player 46 (Nick)
• Player 35 (Vikram)
• Player 121 (Bella)
• Player 55 (OB)
• Player 49 (Luisitin)

The results are:

• 10 eliminated
• 10 advance

Game 2 Round 4 – Blocks

The last stage of Game 2 happens in Beast City. Forty players are divided into two teams, and above them, two green flags hang fifty feet in the air. Each team needs to build a tall, sturdy tower using blocks to reach their flag. To add a layer of strategy, only one player from each team can collect blocks in the designated area at a time.

In the game, the quickest player on the Smart Team from the first round was chosen as captain of the Pink Team, and the fastest player on the Strong Team led the Yellow Team. After each captain picked their team members, the two teams competed against each other. The Yellow Team won, which meant the Pink Team was out of the competition.

The eliminated players from the Pink Team are:

• Player 11 (Johnny)
• Player 380 (Deano)
• Player 830 (Twana)
• Player 974 (Gage)
• Player 73 (Gary)
• Player 424 (Courtney)
• Player 74 (Hailey)
• Player 23 (Jasmine)
• Player 80 (Julia)
• Player 81 (Amethyst)
• Player 94 (Julia)
• Player 110 (Sonya)
• Player 28 (Andrew)
• Player 70 (Jessica)
• Player 34 (Jackie)
• Player 84 (Jesse)
• Player 76 (Hotheyfa)
• Player 15 (Christina)
• Player 68 (Chris)
• Player 39 (Rahel)

That means the Yellow Team – consisting of 20 players – advance to the next game.

Game 3: Obstacle Course

• Players eliminated: 25
• Players remaining: 25

In the third game of Beast Games Season 2, the remaining 50 players are divided into 10 teams of five. Each team gets to pick its own members before learning what the competition will be. Then, Chandler spins a wheel to determine which team will challenge another head-to-head. The winning team moves on, and the losing team is eliminated.

Okay, so here’s the really cool part: you don’t find out you’re running a huge obstacle course until after your team is set! And it’s not the same course every time – each challenge throws something totally different at you. Sometimes it’s all about brute strength, other times it’s speed, and sometimes you really need to trust your teammates and come up with a solid plan. Basically, every round demands something new, and you have to be ready for anything!

Game 3 Round 1: Team Race

Teams compete by sending one player at a time through a challenging obstacle course. The first team to successfully get all five of their players across the finish line wins. However, if any player falls into the water, their entire team is immediately disqualified. Here are the teams participating:

Game 3 Round 1 results:

• Team 5 wins
• Team 1 is eliminated

Game 3 Round 2: 1 vs 1

Players compete individually on the course, one after another. The first team to reach three points is the winner. If a player falls, the other team immediately gets a point. Here are the teams participating:

Game 3 Round 2 results:

• Team 3 wins
• Team 8 is eliminated

Game 3 Round 3: Pick a Captain

Okay, so here’s how it works: each team picks one person to race against another team’s captain. It’s super high-stakes because if your captain loses, your whole team is out! It’s interesting – they let people switch teams beforehand if they wanted to, but nobody actually did. And here are the teams that are going head-to-head…

Game 3 Round 3 results:

• Team 6 wins
• Team 2 is eliminated

Game 3 Round 4: Team Race (Money Twist)

Okay, so Round 4 was just like the first round, but this time they threw in some serious cash – three bags of $100,000 each, right in the middle of the course. You could grab it for an extra $300,000 total, but it would definitely slow you down. Honestly, no teams went for the money, which I thought was a smart move. Here’s who was up against each other this round…

Game 3 Round 4 results:

• Team 7 wins
• Team 10 is eliminated

Game 3 Round 5: The First Five

Only one person from each team can try the obstacle course at a time. The first five players to finish, no matter what team they’re on, will move forward. Players are allowed to use padded sticks to try and knock other players into the water. Here are the teams participating:

Players who advance to the next game:

• Player 162 (Tyler)
• Player 174 (Vance)
• Player 148 (Ian)
• Player 21 (Ethan)
• Player 194 (Bryleigh)

Players who are eliminated:

• Player 179 (Eric)
• Player 16 (Mike)
• Player 163 (Ella)
• Player 27 (Innam)
• Player 6 (Omar)

We’ll be sure to keep this post updated as and when new episodes are dropped.

You can now watch the first three episodes of Beast Games Season 2 on Prime Video. If you enjoy reality TV, you might also be interested in the winners of Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2 and Physical: Asia. Plus, check out a list of new shows coming to streaming platforms this month.

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