Fans get a glimpse of the cutthroat world of L.A. real estate on Selling Sunset and there is so much competition and so much money at stake that it's easy to imagine the cast members playing the Squid Game. While some deals fall apart and some houses take a long time to sell, the brokers want to keep up their winning streaks so they can maintain their solid reputations in the industry.
If the cast of the beloved Netflix reality series tried to win Squid Game, some seem more likely to come out on top than others, as some people seem better suited to the strategy required to win than others.
Heather Rae Young
Heather is a likable Selling Sunset cast member and she might be too nice and too caring to win the Squid Game.
Every real estate agent on the reality series would be motivated by the cash prize, as they're used to making deals and getting a high commission. But Heather would feel so terribly about other players dying and she would tell her fellow players that she wished they could play the children's games without being part of the competition. She might not make it through "Red Light, Green Light."
Davina Potratz
In season 4 of Selling Sunset, viewers saw the real estate brokers at the Oppenheim Group fall into two categories: those who were friends with Christine and those who weren't. Davina, Maya, and Amanza supported Christine and Vanessa, Mary, Chrishell, and Heather wanted Christine to apologize.
Because Davina tried to see things from everyone's POV, she might get caught up in forming an alliance with other players but would get distracted by caring about too many people. She wouldn't move past the honeycomb game.
Mary Fitzgerald
Mary has accomplished so much over her real estate career and she's also used to dealing with co-workers who she might not always agree with or get along with.
While Mary's ability to stay calm and focus on her job while drama is going on around her might help her win a few games, she might get too overwhelmed during the marble game. Mary can remain cool and collected for a while but then she gets emotional, like when she got upset when Christine showed up at the party that she and Jason threw for their dogs.
Vanessa Villela
New cast member Vanessa did a great job selling a high-priced property in season 4 and she also showed Christine compassion and understanding while trying to get the others to see things from Christine's perspective.
Vanessa can hold her own in a tough situation as the world of L.A. real estate is no easy place, and this makes her more likely to win the Squid Game than some of her co-stars. Vanessa's kind nature might mean that she loses after a few games because seeing all this suffering might be too much and too intense.
Amanza Smith
While there has been a lot of drama on Selling Sunset, the show also allowed viewers to see the pain that Amanza has from her ex going missing and leaving her and their kids.
Amanza is strong and tough and also vulnerable at moments. The glass bridge is the scariest part of the Squid Game as no one is sure which area is the right one to step on. It seems likely that Amanza would at least make it to this point of the game, but she could lose at this point.
Brett Oppenheim
Brett can definitely hold his own during any real estate deal and has an incredibly impressive resume.
Since Brett is a bit quieter than his co-stars and often seems to be focusing on work instead of drama, he would be fairly likely to do really well in the Squid Game. He would pass the first few games and while he might struggle during the bridge challenge, he would give it his best shot.
Jason Oppenheim
Jason would have a great strategy for the Squid Game and he can also work well with others. He's used to getting along with his ex Mary and dealing with all of the drama that sometimes takes place in the office.
Jason would be able to form an alliance with many people, from Mary to Chrishell to his brother Brett, and it seems like Jason would get really far. He's never afraid of a challenge.
Maya Vander
When comparing the personality types of the Selling Sunset cast, Maya is a bit blunt at times, and in season 4, she said in several scenes that she can sometimes say things that rub people the wrong way. Maya said that she doesn't ever intend to hurt anyone's feelings.
Maya's strength and ability to handle a busy schedule would prepare her well for the Squid Game. If anyone was to beat "Red Light, Green Light," the marble game, the honeycomb challenge, and even the glass bridge, it would likely be Maya.
Emma Hernan
After joining the Oppenheim Group on a full-time basis in season 4 of Selling Sunset, Emma kept her work ethic going strong. She was always determined to sell houses and remain a strong part of the team, no matter what stories Christine was telling.
Emma's ability to stand strong would help her progress in the Squid Game. The marbles and honeycomb would be no match for her as Emma is intelligent and has been running her own food business and also working in real estate for several years. Of all the cast members, Emma would come up with the best gameplay.
Chrishell Stause
Selling Sunset fans took Chrishell's side when she fought with Christine and when she struggled after Justin Hartley filed for divorce. While she was the newcomer at the office in season 1, Chrishell has done an incredible job in the real estate industry and now has a beautiful new house and a happy new relationship.
Chrishell can be kind and show people compassion while looking out for her own happiness and self-care, and she would apply those traits to the Squid Game. Chrishell would be very likely to win as she would combine strategy with helping others around her.
Christine Quinn
Of all the Selling Sunset cast members, Christine definitely seems like she would win the Squid Game, mostly because she would have a strategy that she would keep private.
Christine doesn't care if people like her or not and she can sometimes make harsh comments, and she would be motivated to be victorious from the start. Christine wouldn't let anything stand in her way. She would probably find all the games too easy for her.