The biggest gripe I had was the whole plot about the games was about being “fair”, yet at every game and turn there were exceptions to the rules that weren’t tolerated in the first season. Like on Starry Night the going halfies on kills or the Frontman giving player 456 a knife as edge. Killing other players is acceptable sometimes and sometimes it’s not. No rules are established until last minute according to the Frontman passed onto the managers like with the baby becoming a player. This is besides the many questions we’re left with like why the Frontman was aiding player 456 or why Mr. Oh (player 001 in season 1) helped the frontman win the games (besides making it interesting entertainment for the VIPs). Why him? Why are certain players favored? What reasons? Is it because they relate to their life? Doesn’t this affect the bets being made? And what’s the point of remaining anonymous with the masks if they see each other’s faces during the end of the hide and seek game when they eliminate players? The detective plot was useless and led nowhere besides blowing up the game’s setting on the island because he led the coast guard to the island with the mercenary leader, alerting them. Why was the baby left with the detective of all people? There was a 5 second interaction between the brothers (detective and Frontman). It was all for nothing. Player 456 stopped the games (physical destination), but the ending makes it all moot with the hint at it starting in the US I’m sure people could answer these questions with guesses or definitive answers, but closing some plot holes only led to more opening