How do I remove players that die from a table?

I'm trying to make a minigame game and the way I want it to work is by putting all players into a table and then removing them when they die or leave. Currently I'm working on the die part, but it's not working. Everything else seems to work just fine on its own.

 local maps = game.ServerStorage.maps:GetChildren()

local storage = game.Workspace.place

local clock = 30 --game starts quickly

  

local Players = game:GetService("Players")

  

  

  

local plrs = {}

function mapchange()

print ("bruh")

storage:ClearAllChildren() --clear map

wait(10) -- intermission

local random_map = maps[math.random(1,#maps)]

random_map:Clone().Parent = storage -- new map loaded

wait(1)

for i,v in pairs(game.Workspace:GetChildren()) do

if v:findFirstChild("Humanoid") then

local rx = math.random(-20,20)

local rz = math.random(-20,20)

if v:findFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart") then

v.HumanoidRootPart.Position = Vector3.new(rx, 79.5, rz) --tp all players inside

end

end

end

  

for i,v in pairs(game:GetService("Players"):GetPlayers()) do

table.insert(plrs, v) --living players all added to list

end

  

print(#plrs) --number of living players

  

  

--THIS PART BELOW WONT WORK

for i,v in pairs(Players:GetChildren()) do

v.Character.Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()

print("git rekt" .. v.Character.Name) --this prints correctly



local deadguy = v

for i, v in pairs(plrs) do

if v == deadguy then

table.remove(plrs, i)

end

end

end)

--if everyone finna die but one person (or not one person)
--this also works when I test with one player
if #plrs == 1 then

print("one left")

mapchange()

print (table.concat(plrs))

plrs = {}

elseif #plrs == 0 then

mapchange()

end

  

end

end

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

--2 minutes per round, this timer makes sure of that

while true do

if clock ~= 0 then

wait(1)

clock = clock - 1

if clock == 0 then

clock = 120

wait(1)

mapchange()

end

end

end

I figured it out, or at least I figured out that something else is broken. I just added the if statement about one players inside the whole function and it worked. However, don't copy this script because it breaks for another reason. The part I was asking about wasn't broken.

The problem I see here is that you named the two variables in the second for loop the same as the two variables in the first for loop. Try changing the "i, v" in the second for loop to different variable names, otherwise it will mix things up.

so the second for loop should be this

for a, b in pairs(plrs) do

instead of this

for i, v in pairs(plrs) do