The Ream of Reams was awarded for offering, as a max, a word offered by Charlie Reams on TV. Total in circulation: 229,044.
This table shows the players who have collected the most Reams of Reams.
| # | Player | |
|---|---|---|
| 835th | Andrew Macleod | 9 |
| 835th | Ally Haines | 9 |
| 835th | Stephen Porritt | 9 |
| 835th | Sol V | 9 |
| 835th | Rob L | 9 |
| 835th | Matt Thorpe | 9 |
| 835th | Mark Whitworth | 9 |
| 835th | Lucinda Corby | 9 |
| 835th | Lucas Glanville | 9 |
| 835th | Joseph Melvin | 9 |
| 835th | Craig Beevers | 9 |
| 835th | Chris Roberts | 9 |
| 835th | Andrew McNamara | 9 |
| 848th | Jeremy Kong | 8 |
| 848th | Will Ferns | 8 |
| 848th | Jinphil Cho | 8 |
| 848th | John Shanley | 8 |
| 848th | Les Wynan | 8 |
| 848th | Louis Freedman | 8 |
| 848th | Luke Norman | 8 |
| 848th | Marty P | 8 |
| 848th | Matthew Dayfield | 8 |
| 848th | Nicola Owens | 8 |
| 848th | Rob Gibney | 8 |
| 848th | Ross Mccolm | 8 |
| 848th | Sam Reilly | 8 |
| 848th | Sam Trapp | 8 |
| 848th | Steve Rogers | 8 |
| 848th | Victor Kamenski | 8 |
| 848th | Jamie Dutton | 8 |
| 848th | James Spoony | 8 |
| 848th | James Mark-Price | 8 |
| 848th | James Judge | 8 |
| 848th | James Jarad | 8 |
| 848th | James Cholerton | 8 |
| 848th | Harry Leaton | 8 |
| 848th | Harry Doug Clark | 8 |
| 848th | Graham Jones | 8 |
| 848th | Eoin Keegan | 8 |
| 848th | Dee Mcwrite | 8 |
| 848th | Dave W | 8 |
| 848th | Chris Millican | 8 |
| 848th | Chris Leon | 8 |
| 848th | Callum Laddiman | 8 |
| 848th | Ben Sanders | 8 |
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Statistics last updated about 16 hours ago at 2026-10-24 04:46:47.
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