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Season 2 of Beast Games has officially ended, and the final outcome is now clear. Player 191, whose real name is Corey Sims, made it to the final round but lost to player 167, Tyler Lucas. Tyler took home the $5 million grand prize after winning the final head-to-head challenge.
The season began with 200 contestants, and after weeks of mental and physical testing, only six made it to the finale.In the final round of temptation, Brett Stewart accepted an offer of $1 million, leaving Corey and Tyler competing for the biggest prize. In the end, Tyler made the right choice in the final challenge, ending Corey’s strong run just shy of the title. Although he didn’t win, Corey earned $17,133 during the season and said he has no regrets.
Corey Sims and Tyler Lucas and the final confrontation that decided the second season of Beast Games
Corey Sims, better known as Player 191, is a 42-year-old veteran river player. From the first episode, his commitment to calmness during moments of pressure was evident. Beast Games Season 2 divided 200 players into two groups, strong and smart.They faced different tests every week. Some of it was physical. Others were about memory and strategy. Cash rewards were also offered along the way.By the time the finale arrived, there were only six contestants remaining: Jack McKenna (Player 58), Hannah (Player 99), Tyler Lucas (Player 167), August (Player 172), Corey Sims (Player 191), and Brett Stewart (Player 195).
The last episode witnessed several elimination rounds. One challenge was to kick a glass heart. Another focused on memory under stress. Slowly, the group narrowed.Then came the big shift. During the temptation round, Brett Stewart accepted a $1 million bribe. This decision changed everything. It left Corey Sims and Tyler Lucas standing head to head for the $5 million prize.The last round was tense. Both players had to make a crucial choice.
Tyler Lucas made the right pick, instantly ending the game. With this decision, he received the $5 million prize.According to MrBeast, “Tyler will walk away from Season 2 of Beast Games with $5.1 million, one of the largest cash prizes in television history.”MrBeast also shared, “But no one walks away empty-handed. This season, there were over $11 million in prizes. Many people literally became millionaires.”Each player who competed received $1,000 for playing. We pushed 200 players to their limits, to see how far they would go, to leave their mark on Beast Games history.Corey Sims earned $17,133 during the season. After the finale, he said he had no regrets about choosing to compete for the full prize rather than making a deal earlier. Season 3 is already in progress. Global casting is now open through the official Beast Games website.
